SEC Clears Tokenized Stocks To Trade Onchain As CFTC Widens Software Relief
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The SEC and CFTC each took new steps on Thursday tied to onchain market activity, with the SEC granting temporary relief for tokenized stocks and the CFTC broadening software-related relief. The moves followed the Senate’s refusal to take up the market structure bill, while a CFTC official separately described tokenization as something that could reshape financial markets.
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What it means
People using tokenized market products, along with firms building or offering them, are the ones most likely to notice this first. The SEC’s Thursday relief on tokenized stocks and the CFTC’s exemption work both point to more room for onchain activity in the near term.
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