The SEC is proposing to let blockchain-based systems serve as the official ownership record for certain tokenized securities, a major step toward cleaner on-chain market plumbing. But this is still regulated finance, not permissionless crypto — identity checks, transfer limits, and securities-law rules would stay firmly in place.
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The SEC is proposing a major overhaul of transfer-agent rules to fit tokenized securities, blockchain records, and modern cyber controls into U.S. market plumbing. It’s a real compliance path for tokenization — but not a free pass, and not a shortcut around legal ownership.
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The SEC is under pressure to draw a hard line between issuer-approved tokenized stocks and third-party knockoffs that only mimic price exposure. The fight is really about ownership rights, custody, dividends, and voting — not just slapping a blockchain on a ticker.
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