Finance News
By Julie Binoche
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What This Partnership Actually Does. Tokenized equities work differently than regular stocks.
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Regulatory Hurdles and Compliance Issues. Here's where things get tricky.
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Testing Phase and Market Rollout. Right now, everything's still in testing mode. Securitize plans to run pilot programs before they…
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The New York Stock Exchange just dropped big news. They're working with Securitize to put regular stocks on the blockchain, basically turning shares into digital tokens that…
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Securitize announced the partnership on April 2, and it's pretty much a huge deal for Wall Street.
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Tokenized equities work differently than regular stocks. Instead of owning a piece of paper or a digital record in some dusty database, you'd own a blockchain token that…
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The NYSE partnership isn't just about technology though. It's about credibility. When the biggest stock exchange in America backs your blockchain project, that carries serious…
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Securitize has been working on this stuff for years, but they needed a major player like NYSE to make it real.
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The SEC and other financial regulators haven't exactly rolled out the red carpet for blockchain-based securities.
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The company is working directly with regulators to make sure tokenized stocks don't break any rules.
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Both companies are being super careful about compliance because they know regulators are watching. One wrong move and the whole thing could collapse.
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NYSE's involvement helps a lot though. The exchange already has relationships with every major financial regulator, and they know how to navigate the approval process.
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Right now, everything's still in testing mode. Securitize plans to run pilot programs before they let regular investors start trading tokenized stocks.
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The technical challenges are pretty intense. NYSE processes about 4 billion shares per day during busy periods, and blockchain networks aren't known for handling that kind of…
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Several big institutional investors have already asked about getting involved, according to Domingo.
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