A leading traditional exchange recently sent out a significant signal - the head of their digital asset department revealed that they are fully promoting the tokenization of stock projects, aiming to obtain trading licenses from regulators. If this happens, it means that investors will be able to directly buy and sell equity tokens of listed companies on-chain, without having to go through the cumbersome processes of traditional brokers. The team is currently in a sprint mode, stating that they want to submit the plan as quickly as possible. If the regulators give the green light, the idea of stock on-chain could truly become a reality, and the boundaries between traditional Capital Market and the encryption world are rapidly blurring.
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A leading traditional exchange recently sent out a significant signal - the head of their digital asset department revealed that they are fully promoting the tokenization of stock projects, aiming to obtain trading licenses from regulators. If this happens, it means that investors will be able to directly buy and sell equity tokens of listed companies on-chain, without having to go through the cumbersome processes of traditional brokers. The team is currently in a sprint mode, stating that they want to submit the plan as quickly as possible. If the regulators give the green light, the idea of stock on-chain could truly become a reality, and the boundaries between traditional Capital Market and the encryption world are rapidly blurring.