Is the U.S. stock market going on-chain?
Wall Street is finally starting to change its trading rules!
Recently, the U.S. SEC has granted temporary, conditional exemptions to qualified tokenized stock trading platforms, allowing them—under specific regulatory frameworks—to trade tokenized stocks through on-chain liquidity pools.
This is not the same as a crypto platform issuing its own “U.S. stock mapping token.” Regulators are exploring rules for genuinely on-chain trading that represents equity interests, and Nasdaq is also advancing its own stock tokenization方案.
In the past, U.S. stocks were constrained by trading hours, clearing, and cross-border access limits. Now, traditional markets are seriously studying longer trading hours and on-chain settlement.
#美股上链 $NVDAB $AAPLB $NVDA.US
Wall Street is finally starting to change its trading rules!
Recently, the U.S. SEC has granted temporary, conditional exemptions to qualified tokenized stock trading platforms, allowing them—under specific regulatory frameworks—to trade tokenized stocks through on-chain liquidity pools.
This is not the same as a crypto platform issuing its own “U.S. stock mapping token.” Regulators are exploring rules for genuinely on-chain trading that represents equity interests, and Nasdaq is also advancing its own stock tokenization方案.
In the past, U.S. stocks were constrained by trading hours, clearing, and cross-border access limits. Now, traditional markets are seriously studying longer trading hours and on-chain settlement.
#美股上链 $NVDAB $AAPLB $NVDA.US