The real hurdle for tokenized stocks isn’t whether they can be put on-chain, but whether there’s genuine equity behind these kinds of offshore products. A leading exchange has filed an application with the SEC to launch a tokenized stock trading platform in the United States.
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Its offshore offering consists of synthetic tokens issued by a third party and backed 1:1 by underlying stocks. Holders get exposure to price movements only, with no dividends or voting rights. Settlement takes place on Solana and the exchange’s own on-chain network. The innovation exemption issued by the SEC on September 17 this year requires tokens to carry actual dividend and voting rights, so this structure doesn’t qualify. Another route is through a company jointly established with ICE, the parent company of the NYSE, but it would have to wait for approval of its U.S. broker-dealer and FCM licenses. A synthetic token is like a note that tracks home prices: you don’t hold the keys or own the property.

If the exchange’s U.S. product gives token holders both dividends and voting rights, this assessment no longer applies.
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