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The short version is that two major U.S. financial regulators are moving forward with plans to bring digital assets onto traditional market rails, even after a key legislative bill stalled.
Tokenization, which means turning real-world assets like stocks into digital tokens on a blockchain, is the core mechanism here.
In plain terms, this process could allow investors to buy fractional shares or trade assets 24/7, fundamentally changing how ownership is recorded and transferred.
The regulatory push Michael Selig, the chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has publicly argued that tokenization has the potential to reshape financial markets.
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