Three Companies Have Notified the SEC of Intention To Start Tokenized Stocks Trading

Article Mathew Di Salvo Wednesday, 21 October 2026

Bitcoin Magazine

The Securities and Exchange Commission is taking applications from companies wanting to list tokenized stocks.

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