🚨 The stock market is building a liquidity layer on-chain...
#tokenizedstockplatformscouldlaunchnextquarter
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has just opened a five-year pathway that allows eligible platforms to trade U.S. stocks represented by tokens via licensed decentralized exchange (AMM) infrastructure and liquidity pools.
Now, SEC officials say the first regulated sites may begin to take shape starting next quarter.
But here’s the part many people might miss:
Crypto didn’t wait.
Tokenized stocks are already being traded on Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, and Robinhood Chain. Solana’s share of tokenized-stock offerings alone reached about $684 million this month.
Meanwhile, DTCC is targeting the launch of its tokenization service in October, after it had previously handled production issuances with 30+ companies.
So the real competition may not be: “Who tokenizes stocks?”
The bigger question is: who will become the liquidity and settlement layer that connects stocks, stablecoins, and markets across the chain.
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The SEC’s schedule depends on specific conditions, and existing tokenized stocks don’t necessarily have the same rights currently granted to traditional stock shareholders.

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