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SEC has once again paused the "on-chain US stocks."
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed plans related to "tokenizing US stocks."
The market's anticipated "crypto version of US stocks" may not be officially launched in the short term.
Simply put:
In the future, there will be opportunities to trade US stock assets like Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia on the blockchain 24/7, just like trading BTC.
But now, U.S. regulators still haven't fully approved it.
The reason is quite straightforward.
Once US stocks are truly on the chain, the change won't just be in crypto.
It will be in the entire traditional securities market.
Because tokenized stocks mean:
• 24/7 trading
• Real-time on-chain settlement
• Free circulation among global users
• Lower barriers to participate in the US stock market
This will directly impact traditional brokers, exchanges, and clearing systems.
So SEC's current biggest concern isn't really the technology.
It's about:
Regulation, investor protection, and whether the existing Wall Street structure will be rewritten.
However, one thing is becoming increasingly clear:
RWA (Real-World Assets) won't stop.
The tokenization of US stocks on the chain also won't stop.
Right now, it seems more like waiting for a practical implementation that can be globally accepted by regulators.
The entry of traditional financial assets into the on-chain world is only a matter of time.