🔥The SEC just moved blockchain one step closer to Wall Street's plumbing. 👀

The SEC has proposed updating decades-old transfer-agent rules to account for blockchain technology and tokenized securities.

That sounds boring.

It isn't.

Transfer agents sit behind the scenes keeping track of who owns what and helping process securities transfers.

Now blockchain is explicitly entering that conversation.

And look at the bigger picture:

🇺🇸 SEC → updating securities infrastructure

🇬🇧 London Stock Exchange → preparing tokenized shares

🌐 Markets → moving toward blockchain-based ownership and settlement

This isn't necessarily “Wall Street becoming crypto.”

It may be something bigger:

Wall Street becoming blockchain-enabled.

The interesting question isn't whether tokenization happens anymore.

It's which blockchain infrastructure becomes part of the financial system when it does. 👀

What do you think comes first?

Tokenized stocks, bonds, or funds? 👇

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