This is a thread about the SEC just naming Polkadot ($DOT) a Digital Commodity, not a security and not under their jurisdiction, in their landmark joint interpretation with the CFTC. I break down the key details, what this regulatory clarity means for the network, and why it’s a massive win for the entire ecosystem and Web3 adoption. Link: https://x.com/i/status/2034179937117037043
I have been reflecting on Polkadot’s new economic direction and the appearance of institutional market exposure through a Nasdaq listed ETF. The post explores whether changes in issuance, staking dynamics, and long term supply discipline could gradually shape how traditional markets engage with the network. Link: https://x.com/i/status/2033547667200979403
I spent some time mapping the sequence of major Polkadot changes landing in March 2026. When you line them up, it becomes clear that institutional access, token economics, and staking mechanics are all shifting within the same window. Link: https://x.com/__dakine/status/2030018149114880296?s=20
