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The SEC has established a framework granting exemptions from parts of existing securities rules so that qualifying trading platforms can list and trade tokenized US equities, with economic rights such as dividends and voting reportedly preserved, according to WSJ reporting dated the 17th local time. Because NYSE and Nasdaq are already building platforms for this, the transmission channel is market structure rather than spot price: settlement and custody move toward blockchain rails, which supports demand for tokenization infrastructure, exchange operators such as Coinbase and Nasdaq, and the smart-contract chains chosen for issuance. The read changes on specifics — which platforms actually receive relief, which chains are used for settlement, and whether tokenized share liquidity fragments away from traditional order books or simply extends trading hours.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around COIN, ETH, SOL.
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