SEC to Allow Third-Party Tokenized Stock Trading Without Issuer Consent: Bloomberg

According to Bloomberg, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is making an "innovation exemption" for third-party tokenized trading of public company stocks, even without issuer consent. The exemption could come as early as this week, expanding stock trading beyond traditional exchanges to decentralized crypto platforms. The SEC reportedly consulted hundreds of market participants on tailoring tokenization rules and proposed that third-party tokens carry the same benefits as common stock, including voting rights and dividends, or risk delisting.
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