Ondo Finance urges SEC to delay Nasdaq’s tokenized-stock trading plan
Ondo Finance has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delay approval of Nasdaq’s plan to enable tokenized share trading using blockchain-based settlement. The firm argues that insufficient disclosure about custody and settlement risks could create unfair market conditions. The request underscores rising debate on how traditional equity markets integrate distributed-ledger technology. Proponents argue tokenization improves transparency and efficiency, but critics warn of oversight gaps in cross-platform clearing systems.
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Ondo Finance urges SEC to delay Nasdaq’s tokenized-stock trading plan
Ondo Finance has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delay approval of Nasdaq’s plan to enable tokenized share trading using blockchain-based settlement. The firm argues that insufficient disclosure about custody and settlement risks could create unfair market conditions. The request underscores rising debate on how traditional equity markets integrate distributed-ledger technology. Proponents argue tokenization improves transparency and efficiency, but critics warn of oversight gaps in cross-platform clearing systems.
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Ondo Finance urges SEC to delay Nasdaq’s tokenized-stock trading plan
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Ondo Finance asks SEC to postpone Nasdaq’s tokenized-stock plan, citing transparency and settlement concerns.
Ondo Finance has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delay approval of Nasdaq’s plan to enable tokenized share trading using blockchain-based settlement. The firm argues that insufficient disclosure about custody and settlement risks could create unfair market conditions. The request underscores rising debate on how traditional equity markets integrate distributed-ledger technology. Proponents argue tokenization improves transparency and efficiency, but critics warn of oversight gaps in cross-platform clearing systems.
Ondo Finance has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delay approval of Nasdaq’s plan to enable tokenized share trading using blockchain-based settlement. The firm argues that insufficient disclosure about custody and settlement risks could create unfair market conditions. The request underscores rising debate on how traditional equity markets integrate distributed-ledger technology. Proponents argue tokenization improves transparency and efficiency, but critics warn of oversight gaps in cross-platform clearing systems.