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Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission

The US securities regulator’s plan to rescind rules on stock orders and quotes would more easily allow for decentralized trading of tokenized US stocks, says Galaxy Digital.

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Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission

SEC proposed rescinding Rule 611 and 610(e), removing barriers for tokenized stocks on DeFi—Galaxy called it the 'biggest unlock yet' for blockchain. Shift to 'best execution' enables crypto-friendly governance and AMM-based trading, opening decentralized equity exchanges to institutions.

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SEC's proposal to scrap key NMS rules a major unlock for tokenized US stocks: analysts

Galaxy's Thorn said this would remove barriers that prevented DeFi automated market makers from trading tokenized US equities at scale.

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venerdì 12 giugno 2026·theblock.co
SEC's proposal to scrap key NMS rules a major unlock for tokenized US stocks: analysts
Galaxy's Thorn said this would remove barriers that prevented DeFi automated market makers from trading tokenized US equities at scale.
venerdì 12 giugno 2026·cointelegraph.com
Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission
The US securities regulator’s plan to rescind rules on stock orders and quotes would more easily allow for decentralized trading of tokenized US stocks, says Galaxy Digital.

Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission

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Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission

SEC's proposal to scrap key NMS rules a major unlock for tokenized US stocks: analysts

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SEC's proposal to scrap key NMS rules a major unlock for tokenized US stocks: analysts

Tokenized Stocks to Win Big on SEC Rule Rescission

SEC's big swing to clear tokenization path isn't likely to get resilience of full rule

SEC's big swing to clear tokenization path isn't likely to get resilience of full rule