SEC considers new rules easing security token issuance

SEC Considers Exemption for Blockchain Securities Trading Amid Regulatory Shift

SEC considers exempting blockchain firms from traditional securities registration rules. Proposed exemption aims to boost innovation while ensuring investor protection. SEC's shift in stance signals support for blockchain systems in securities trading. The US Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing a proposal to allow companies to issue and trade securities using blockchain. The proposed exemption order would let firms use distributed le…

Thai SEC Consults on Allowing Tokenised Carbon Credit Trading

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SEC Considers Tokenization Exemption for DLT-Based Securities - Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid

US SEC explores potential exemption for tokenized securities using DLT, aiming to balance innovation with investor protection. The post SEC Considers Tokenization Exemption for DLT-Based Securities appeared first on Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid.

SEC considers new rules easing security token issuance

The SEC is contemplating rule changes designed to let firms more freely issue tokenized securities.

US SEC To Consider Potential Tokenization Exemption For Companies

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a proposal allowing companies to engage in tokenization by issuing and trading securities using blockchain technology. This consideration follows a recent statement from SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, who has consistently advocated for clearer, more flexible crypto regulation. US SEC and the Tokenization Bid In a recent post on X, Wu Blockchain shared that Commissioner Peirce reveal…