CFTC Chairman Selig says markets must prepare for ‘mass tokenization’
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CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said on 22 September that U.S. markets need to be ready for mass tokenization, onchain finance, and 24/7 trading. The CFTC also added certain payment stablecoins issued by national trust banks to its eligible collateral list in February and said it plans further steps to encourage stablecoin adoption.
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What it means
Markets, trading venues, and firms that use stablecoins are the ones that would notice this first. The February collateral-list change already gives certain payment stablecoins a formal role in CFTC settings, and the broader push toward mass tokenization and 24/7 trading sets the frame for what those firms have to watch next.
What changes in practice is the set of financial-market features now being discussed at the same time: tokenization, onchain finance, and continuous trading. What stays the same is that the details are still limited to stated plans and readiness calls, not a completed market redesign or a new operating rule for all participants. (per theblock.co)
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