
WSJ: SEC opens path for tokenized stocks — five things to know
- —SEC requires tokens to carry the same rights as shares, including dividends and voting
- —Issuers must notify the company 30 days in advance; platforms cannot list if the firm objects
- —Robinhood, Coinbase, Kraken and Gemini already offer tokenized US stocks and ETFs abroad
- —Nasdaq, NYSE, BlackRock and JPMorgan are pushing tokenized equities and money-market funds
Why it matters: Tokenized equities could reshape trading and settlement on Wall Street, but investors must distinguish real ownership rights from price-tracking derivatives.
Source: Blockmedia
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