Report: Tokenized US Stocks Get New Regulatory Framework as SEC Prepares Exemption Release

HYPE soared as the SEC opened the door to third-party tokenized stocks. Strategy bought another $2B in BTC, and price still went lower.

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ONDO jumped roughly 16% after reports that the US Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing a framework that could allow tokenized versions of stocks to trade on crypto rails, potentially giving one of the real-world asset sector’s most visible names a fresh regulatory tailwind. ONDO traded near $0.390, up 15.5% over 24 hours, with about $228 million in daily volume and a market capitalization near $1.9 billion. The move followed a Bloomberg report, that the SEC could release an “innovation exemption” for tokenized stocks as soon as this week. The framework would reportedly create a path for digital versions of securities to trade outside traditional exchange venues and on decentralized crypto platforms, including tokens that may not have the consent or backing of the public companies whose shares they track. Why Is ONDO Profiting The Most From The News? For crypto markets, the report landed directly on one of the year’s strongest narratives: tokenized public equities. The Kobeis

The SEC is preparing an exemption for tokenized stock trading on crypto platforms. Tokenized stocks could enable 24/7 trading and DeFi integration. The framework may be finalized soon under SEC Chair Paul Atkins. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is pivoting its regulatory approach towards digital assets.  Reports indicate the regulator will soon unveil […] The post SEC Moves to Approve Tokenized Stocks on Crypto Platforms appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has reportedly prepared an “innovation exemption” that could allow blockchain platforms to offer tokenized versions of publicly traded stocks, including tokens issued without direct approval from the underlying companies. Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing…

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is ready to roll out a plan to enable the trading of crypto versions of securities.

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