Tokenized stocks without rights are just air tokens; support SEC cleanup.

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The SEC is preparing to launch a tokenized stock trading framework for decentralized platforms.
According to Bloomberg, the SEC is drafting a new framework for trading tokenized stocks on decentralized platforms and plans to issue an innovative exemption allowing the trading of tokenized stocks without the issuer’s consent.
Tokenized real-world assets include stocks, bonds, and more, which can be traded 24/7; they are divided into issuer tokenization and third-party tokenization, with the latter potentially being purely speculative and not granting voting rights or dividends.
Platforms that cannot provide ordinary stock rights will lose their listing status.
Details of the exemption are still under review and may change before release.
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