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The SEC released the agenda for its roundtable on round-the-clock U.S. equity trading and proposed a new transfer-agent rule whose recordkeeping provisions open the door to blockchain-based ownership records. The market-structure channel matters more than any immediate price effect: official recognition of distributed-ledger recordkeeping strengthens the tokenized-securities pipeline for exchanges and custodians such as Coinbase, while extended equity trading hours would erode crypto's structural advantage as the only 24/7 liquid market. Watch the proposed rule's comment period and final text for how explicitly blockchain-based transfer agents are permitted, plus any timeline signals from the roundtable on when overnight or continuous equity sessions could actually launch.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around COIN, ETH, BTC.
Original Source: CoinDesk
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