Tokenized Equities and 24/7 Trading Enabled by SEC Innovation Exemption
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What happened
Perpetuals.com Ltd announced plans to offer tokenized U.S. equities on its platform, relying on the SEC's new five-year Innovation Exemption framework for onchain trading of National Market System stocks. This expansion builds on Perpetuals' prior work enabling 24/7 stock trading and delivering pre-IPO contracts for Robinhood and Binance.
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Why it matters
The use of the SEC exemption allows platforms to integrate traditional stock offerings into digital asset environments. This facilitates 24/7 trading and access to pre-IPO contracts for users, expanding the scope of investment platforms.
Major crypto exchanges and platforms, including Binance and Robinhood, are expanding their services to become full investment platforms by integrating traditional stock offerings.
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Major crypto exchanges and platforms, including Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, and Robinhood, are expanding their services to become full investment platforms by integrating traditional stock offerings.Also in this story
- Coinbase and Robinhood are financial services platforms, with Coinbase being listed on Nasdaq.
- Robinhood, Binance, and Kraken are offering tokenized stock products, with Binance tracking SpaceX's Nasdaq listing.
The entities involved
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Binance
cryptocurrency exchange
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FTX
Bahamian digital asset exchange company
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Robinhood
American financial services company
Related events
- Binance is offering tokenized assets on the Ethereum network, while Robinhood is simultaneously enabling tokenized stock trading.
- Binance, Ondo Finance, and Kraken are involved in the competitive tokenized stock issuance market.
- LSEG acquired Refinitiv in a $27bn takeover, driven by a desire to boost London market appeal through 24-hour crypto trading and retail app integration, gaining SEC approval.
- Robinhood and Charles Schwab are listed on Nasdaq, amidst ongoing SEC rule changes affecting North American trading.