SEC to Release Innovation Exemption for Tokenized Stocks
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The SEC is set to unveil an "innovation exemption" as soon as this week that would let tokenized versions of publicly traded stocks trade under a lighter regulatory framework and could allow third parties to issue blockchain-based stock tokens without prior approval. Major Wall Street players including DTCC, Nasdaq and ICE are building tokenized securities rails, a move likely to accelerate crypto adoption across CEXs and DEXs and institutional markets while raising security and regulatory compliance questions.
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- The SEC may launch an “innovation exemption” this week to allow tokenized stock trading.
- Reports say third parties could issue blockchain-based stock tokens without approval.
- Wall Street firms like DTCC, Nasdaq, and ICE are already building tokenized securities rails.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing a new “innovation exemption” framework that could open the door for tokenized stock trading on crypto platforms, according to reports.
The proposal could arrive as soon as this week. It would allow blockchain-based versions of publicly traded stocks to trade under a lighter regulatory structure.
The framework is part of a broader push by the Trump administration to move parts of the financial system onto crypto rails.
According to Bloomberg, the SEC is leaning toward allowing third parties to issue tokenized versions of stocks withou…
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