SEC Opens Door to Tokenized U.S. Stock Trading
The SEC approves a five-year pilot program for tokenized U.S. stocks on DeFi platforms. The winners: decentralized exchanges, tokenization firms, and liquidity providers.
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The SEC approves a five-year pilot program for tokenized U.S. stocks on DeFi platforms. The winners: decentralized exchanges, tokenization firms, and liquidity providers.
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