Reuters reports that the SEC is considering allowing cryptocurrency firms to offer tokenized stocks as new financial products.
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Updated Sep 17
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Reuters reports that the SEC is considering allowing cryptocurrency firms to offer tokenized stocks as new financial products.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.SEC issues Innovation Exemption for tokenized stock trading.1 source
SEC clears path for tokenized U.S. stocks, advancing crypto finance.1 source
SEC considers allowing crypto firms to offer tokenized stocks.1 source
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