Blockchain.com, NYSE plan access to tokenized US stocks and ETFs
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Blockchain.com and NYSE Group signed an agreement to explore tokenized access to U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs, with the plan still subject to regulatory approvals. One version of the proposal says the service would use NYSE’s planned digital trading venue and could offer around-the-clock trading for eligible global users, but nothing is live yet.
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Users who would use tokenized U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs are not seeing a live service yet, and the proposal is still in the exploratory stage. The detail that it could run around the clock matters to global users because it points to access outside standard market hours, but that access is only part of a planned service, not an operating one yet.
In practice, the setup changes from no announced tokenized stock-and-ETF access to a plan built around NYSE’s planned digital trading venue. What stays the same is that the arrangement is still subject to launch and regulatory approvals, so the trading setup is not available yet.
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