Securitize Explains Why a Tokenized Stock Is Not Always a Share
- —October 8 launch: 12 U.S. stocks on Solana, settled in USDC
- —Tokens are backed 1:1 by shares but are security entitlements, not shares
- —Dividends and voting rights pass through the Securitize Markets structure
- —Direct registration requires a separate issuer-sponsored CET process
Why it matters: Clarifies for investors that holding a token is not the same as holding a share, setting a disclosure standard for the tokenized equities market.
Source: Coindoo