Microsoft, McDonald's, Verizon, and Others Tell Crypto Platform Not to Tokenize Their Stocks
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The tokenized stock trading system, temporarily permitted for five years by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the leading U.S. capital market regulator, is facing difficulties from the outset. While the number of companies planning to build trading platforms is increasing, listed companies—which hold the key to tokenizing actual stocks—are expressing their opposition. The number of opposing companies has already risen to 22. Accordin…
Tokenized Stocks Hit $3.53B as Wall Street's Blockchain Push Accelerates
TLDR: Tokenized stocks and ETFs reached $3.53B, with 4.42 million holder addresses and $10.26B in monthly transfers. Twenty-two companies objected to the OKXICE plan to tokenize 63 stocks, limiting that venue’s rollout. Hong Kong issued $2.6B in digital green bonds, while Luxembourg followed with a €1.7B sovereign deal. JPMorgan launched its Ethereum deposit token as Franklin Templeton added $150M in fund shares to XRPL. Tokenized Stocks reache…
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