SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said Tuesday that he wants U.S. stock trading to move onto blockchain networks, signaling a broader push to bring on-chain markets into traditional finance.
SEC’s Atkins Pushes for U.S. Stocks to Move On-Chain With Blockchain
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said Tuesday that he wants U.S. stock trading to move onto blockchain networks, signaling a broader push to bring on-chain markets into traditional finance.
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“I want the stock market to move on-chain,” Atkins said on Sept. 29. He said blockchain technology could change how stocks are traded and how ownership records are maintained.
The comments follow the SEC’s Sept. 17 approval of a temporary framework allowing certain venues to trade tokenized U.S. stocks through permissioned automated market makers and liquidity pools.
SEC Opens Path for Tokenized Stocks
The SEC’s Innovation Exemption gives Tokenized Securities Venues temporary relief to trade tokenized National Market System stocks on-chain. The five-year exemption comes with conditions designed to protect investors and market integrity.
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