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U.S. SEC considers allowing trading of stock tokens without listing company consent, innovation exemption near release

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing a new framework that could allow third parties to issue and trade U.S. stock-based tokens without the issuing company’s consent, a report said. The SEC may announce an “Innovation Exemption” as early as this week. Under the plan, tokens must provide the same economic rights as existing shares, including voting rights and dividends, potentially enabling securities trading on blockchain-based DeFi platforms.