Tokenization

NYSE’s owner is backing 24/7 stock tokens without Wall Street’s usual price rules

The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange is backing 24/7 stock tokens to enable continuous stock purchases, driven by high demand and strong trading volumes in cryptocurrencies and alternative tokenized assets.

IMF finds over half of tokenized US stock trading happens after Wall Street closes

A new IMF report reveals that over 50% of tokenized US stock trading occurs outside normal Wall Street hours, highlighting strong demand for round-the-clock access and fractional investing despite higher volatility.
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Tokenized stocks can carry the same rights without the same trading protections

Tokenized stocks under a new SEC exemption offer equivalent shareholder rights but operate outside key Regulation NMS protections, prompting firms like Douro Labs to seek clear standards for external price feeds and market data.

What happens when crypto trades stocks while Wall Street sleeps?

Crypto infrastructure enables 24/7 trading of traditional equity derivatives, allowing investors to make leveraged wagers on American semiconductor companies after Wall Street closes using extended-hours indices and perpetual futures.

NYSE owner and OKX plan 24/7 tokenized stock trading using Uniswap

Intercontinental Exchange and OKX have filed to launch a 24/7 tokenized stock trading venue using Uniswap v4 architecture on X Layer, offering round-the-clock pricing for major US equities like Nvidia and Tesla.

Why your tokenized stock could stop trading for three months

Discover why tokenized stocks could face a three-month trading suspension under new SEC frameworks. Learn about volume limits, pilot programs, and the risks of digital asset ownership.

$1 billion in trading volume masks hidden liquidity risks for Coinbase stock token holders

Despite surpassing $1 billion in cumulative trading volume, Coinbase stock tokens on Base mask hidden liquidity risks, as visible pool balances and quote gaps reveal potential vulnerabilities during large-scale selloffs, particularly outside traditional US market hours.

After Congress killed its landmark crypto bill, the SEC unlocked the $77 trillion US stock market through tokenization

Following the Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act, the SEC introduced a five-year Innovation Exemption allowing regulated US equities to trade on blockchain-native platforms, unlocking the stock market for tokenization.