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SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said on September 17 that the agency will implement a temporary, conditional Innovation Exemption allowing tokenized National Market System (NMS) stocks to trade on designated Tokenized Securities Venues through permissioned automated market makers and liquidity pools, with the carve-out framed as a time-limited five-year window. This removes the core regulatory overhang that has kept US equity tokenization offshore, and directly benefits infrastructure and venue operators positioned for on-chain settlement, including Ethereum-based tokenization rails and listed exchange platforms such as Coinbase. The read turns constructive only if the SEC publishes concrete eligibility conditions and approves the first TSV operators; without named venues, permitted AMM designs, and custody or broker-dealer requirements, the exemption stays a directional signal rather than a fee-generating flow event.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around COIN, ETH, SOL.
Original Source: 토큰포스트
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