Регулирование
Ondo Finance Launches SEC-Aligned Tokenized Stock Model with BlackRock ETF and Micron Shares
Ondo Finance has introduced a new tokenized stock model that aligns with SEC regulations, involving BlackRock ETF and Micron shares, supported by Broadridge and Oasis Pro.
Ondo Finance has launched a new structure for tokenized securities that complies with existing U.S. market rules, based on the SEC's third-party custodial model. This initiative involves tokenized versions of stocks such as those of BlackRock ETF and Micron, providing a bridge between traditional equities and blockchain technology.
The structure is supported by Broadridge, a financial services company, and Oasis Pro, a transfer agent, which help ensure that the tokenized securities remain within the regulatory framework of the U.S. securities market. This approach aims to facilitate the trading and management of tokenized stocks while adhering to legal standards.
This development signifies a step forward in integrating blockchain-based assets with conventional financial markets, potentially making stock trading more accessible and efficient through digital tokens.
For the crypto ecosystem, this could mean increased legitimacy and adoption of tokenized securities, possibly encouraging other projects to pursue similar regulatory-compliant models. It also highlights ongoing efforts to bridge traditional finance and blockchain technology.
Читайте также
Binance emphasizes licensing over exclusion in MiCA regulation
Binance's Europe head states that MiCA should be judged by who it licenses, not who it excludes. Despite withdrawing its application, Binance remains committed to the EU market.
Crypto ATM bans, restrictions now in effect in Tennessee and Georgia
Crypto ATMs are rapidly disappearing in the US as Tennessee enforces a ban today, and operators in Minnesota must comply with a similar law by August 1.
Democrat backed by Ripple co-founder’s PAC wins Colorado primary
A Democratic candidate supported by a crypto-aligned PAC backed by Ripple co-founder has won the Colorado primary, moving closer to the November election.
CFTC Orders New York Trader to Pay $200,000 for Spoofing
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has fined Sidney Lebental $200,000 for spoofing treasury futures trades. The case highlights ongoing regulatory efforts to combat market manipulation.