Web3 Daily Briefing: SEC approves Nasdaq pilot program for tokenized stock trading; Visa launches CLI tool; FTX liquidation trust fund plans to launch new round of compensation distribution on March 31.

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• SEC approves Nasdaq to pilot tokenized stock trading

• Visa launches CLI tool

• Crypto.com is laying off approximately 12% of its workforce, with the CEO citing the need for AI transformation.

• OX Security: Hackers cloned the OpenClaw website to trick developers into connecting their wallets.

• The UK government has withdrawn its proposal to allow default use of AI copyright.

• The FTX Liquidation Trust Fund plans to launch a new round of compensation distribution on March 31.

• Canadian regulators revoke the registration of 23 cryptocurrency companies in batches.

• Kraken suspends IPO listing plans

• Polymarket acquires startup Brahma to expand its cryptocurrency and DeFi infrastructure.

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