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The SEC is drafting amendments to transfer agent rules dating from the 1970s that would let public blockchain records serve as the legal master securityholder file, while still requiring a single registered transfer agent to retain control and keeping physical addresses as a minimum data field. If finalized, this moves tokenized equities from a wrapper narrative to actual legal settlement infrastructure, a direct volume and fee channel for the chains and brokers positioned in tokenization, with ETH and SOL as infrastructure beta and COIN, Robinhood, and DTCC-adjacent incumbents facing repriced competitive positions. The rule is still in draft form, so the confirmation point is a formal proposal release and comment period, plus whether the final text names permissionless chains explicitly or restricts recordkeeping to permissioned ledgers.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around ETH, SOL, COIN.
Original Source: CryptoSlate
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