The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has issued an order creating a regulatory pathway and exemptions for trading venues to offer tokenized representations of U.S. stocks. The decision moves financial markets closer to 24/7 trading, provided specific regulatory conditions are met. Key requirements include preserving shareholder rights and allowing companies to object to the tokenization of their shares.
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Chinese reporting emphasizes the SEC roundtable discussing the expansion of traditional trading systems into 24/7 trading models common in crypto.
It omits the specific compliance conditions required for platforms and liquidity providers under the SEC order.
U.S. coverage focuses on the details of the Innovation Exemption, specifically highlighting key points of contention regarding shareholder rights and corporate objection powers.
It mentions the SEC roundtable discussion less prominently than the exemption details.
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