The Blockchain Association is backing an SEC plan to scrap two old market rules, arguing it could clear the way for tokenized securities to trade more cleanly on public blockchains. But the real test is whether onchain execution can meet securities-law standards without wrecking best execution or investor protections.
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Blockchain Association is pressing the SEC to ditch two decades-old trade rules it says don’t fit tokenized markets or onchain settlement. The push could modernize U.S. market structure — or weaken investor protections if regulators strip the guardrails before replacing them.
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The SEC is reworking the Consolidated Audit Trail, weighing new funding and governance models while possibly scrapping the old rule that created it. The shift could reshape market surveillance and also ripple into tokenized securities and onchain trading.
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The SEC is trying to unwind two of the old guard’s favorite stock market rules, and that could make tokenized U.S. equities far easier to trade on DeFi rails — but only if regulators can stop tripping over their own legal spaghetti. SEC rollback: Rule 611 and Rule 610(e) may be scrapped DeFi angle: AMMs […]
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