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ICE and NYSE Partner to Explore Tokenized U.S. Stocks and ETFs

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Intercontinental Exchange, which owns the New York Stock Exchange, announced a partnership to explore the tokenization of U.S. stocks and ETFs through the NYSE platform. The firms are developing a digital alternative trading system (ATS) that promises 24/7 trading and instant on-chain settlement. Testing of this concept has been underway for approximately a year, including testing the Avalanche network for tokenized products.

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The partnership aims to provide a pipeline for crypto-native investors by enabling fractional ownership and off-hours trading. The successful implementation of this tokenized trading venue could mark a significant shift in how U.S. equities are accessed and traded globally.

Regulatory approval is driving the trading of tokenized assets on major exchanges like the NYSE and Nasdaq.

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  1. ICE tests AVAX for tokenized stock trading using NYSE ownership.1 source
  2. ICE and NYSE announced a partnership to tokenize U.S. stocks and ETFs.1 source

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