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Barron's says the SEC exemption now allows new trading venues to transact in tokenized shares with the same rights as conventional stock. The piece says several firms, including Robinhood, Coinbase, Bullish and Securitize, are positioning for the market.
The SEC exemption allows tokenized share venues to trade stocks with the same rights as conventional shares, while issuers retain an opt-out window. The piece says the framework could shape how quickly tokenized equity markets grow.
The SEC’s new exemption is shaping the structure of tokenized stock markets and could accelerate launches by firms including OKX-ICE venture, Robinhood, Coinbase and Securitize. The rule requires tokenized shares to carry the same rights as conventional shares and gives issuers 30 days to opt out.
The article outlines how tokenized stocks work, why investors want them and the risks regulators and market participants are debating. It also notes that the SEC has cleared a path for trading venues to offer tokenized stocks in the U.S.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday created a five-year temporary regulatory pathway for trading certain tokenized U.S. stocks on blockchain-based venues, granting conditional exemptions from exchange and dealer-registration rules. SEC Opens Five-Year Path For Tokenization The SEC’s "Innovation Exe