Wu Shuo learned that Galaxy Research research director Alex Thorn stated that the U.S. SEC's proposal to eliminate Rule 611 (Order Protection Rule) and Rule 610(e) (Lock-up/Cross Market Restrictions) of Reg NMS is one of the most significant regulatory developments in the tokenized stock field in recent years. He believes that Rule 611's long-standing requirement for trades to follow the National Best Bid and Offer (NBBO) makes it difficult for on-chain trading mechanisms like AMMs to meet compliance requirements. If the relevant rules are ultimately implemented, the U.S. stock market regulatory framework will shift more towards the broker-dealer's obligation of "best execution," providing greater compliance space for tokenized U.S. stocks and on-chain trading models. The proposal is currently in a 60-day public comment period.

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DoNotTouchTheLiquidationLine.
· 4h ago
Alex Thorn's judgment is very critical; Section 611 has always been the biggest obstacle for on-chain U.S. stocks.
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OffshoreWindOrder
· 4h ago
From NBBO to broker best execution, the regulatory logic has changed, and the compliant path for tokenized stocks is much clearer.
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GateUser-8d51653b
· 4h ago
A 60-day comment period, and institutions probably are already drafting the brief.
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GateUser-4eae4cef
· 4h ago
SEC Is this the moment things click? Article 611 abolishing restrictions on on-chain transactions is a major positive development.
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AMirroredSphereReflectingThe
· 4h ago
Finally, the day has come. AMM is making a move in U.S. stock liquidity.
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