
Dutch regulators warn securities law blocks native tokenization
- —AFM and DNB: Wge bars native tokenization, requiring a security to exist before entering the register
- —Firms run dual bookkeeping — blockchain record plus conventional ledger — eroding tokenization benefits
- —Germany and France already have laws covering electronic and blockchain-based securities
- —The US tokenized-asset market has grown nearly fivefold this year to about $3.4 billion
Why it matters: Without legal clarity, the Netherlands risks losing jobs, systems and investment in digital securities to other EU countries.
Source: Newsbit
More stories in swipe mode🔥 Trending now: Trump is being sued over $2.5B crypto deals with Abu Dhabi
More on this
Regulation · Oct 21Japan says book-entry law blocks applying DTCC tokenization model to stocks
Regulation · Sep 29SEC issues staff guidance on securities laws for token issuers, following CFTC
Regulation · Sep 26SEC staff says certain crypto buybacks and staking tokens fall outside securities laws