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SEC Policy Under Review for Tokenized Stocks and Market Innovation

24 reports, 24 independent Updated Jul 3
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What happened

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing a policy that could allow crypto companies to offer blockchain-based versions of publicly traded stocks. These tokenized stocks track conventional shares but trade on blockchain networks. The policy includes an 'innovation exemption' that would allow companies to test new digital asset business models without complying with all existing SEC disclosure and investor-protection requirements. Coinbase has indicated plans to launch tokenized stocks in the U.S. once regulations permit.

From tennesseedaily.com, chinanationalnews.com

Why it matters

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The potential introduction of tokenized stocks could reshape equity markets by enabling around-the-clock trading, faster settlement, and lower transaction costs. This market shift introduces a new competitive model, allowing crypto firms to challenge established brokerage operations.

From tennesseedaily.com, chinanationalnews.com

Who's involved

  • Member of the United States Securities and Exchange CommissionThe body responsible for overseeing U.S. securities markets and considering policy changes.
  • CoinbaseAn American company planning to launch tokenized stocks in the U.S. market.
  • Hester PeirceA prominent figure in the financial sector and current Commissioner of the SEC.

How it developed

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  1. The SEC granted a temporary exemption allowing tokenized securities venues to use Automated Market Makers for trading tokenized stocks.Sub-event
  2. Interactive Brokers and OKX are competing against traditional brokerages by offering tokenized stocks with fee discounts and different risk profiles.Sub-event
  3. Atkins' regulatory exemption allows crypto firms to test new models and compete with traditional brokerage giants.Sub-event
  4. Coinbase is preparing to launch tokenized stocks in the US market.Sub-event
  5. SEC policy may permit crypto firms to offer tokenized stocks.1 source
  6. Atkins' policy allows crypto firms to test new models, affecting traditional brokerages.1 source
  7. Coinbase and Better are developing crypto-backed mortgages, though US market access remains restricted by specific regulations.Sub-event
  8. SEC policy could allow crypto companies to offer tokenized stocks.1 source
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  1. SEC is preparing policy regarding tokenized stocks and their impact on the brokerage industry.1 source

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