1. Nasdaq's Interpretation of Tokenized Equity Trading: Note: On September 8, 2025, Nasdaq announced that it had submitted a document to the U.S. SEC to facilitate the trading of tokenized securities on the Nasdaq stock market. At the same time, Chuck Mack, Nasdaq's Senior Vice President of North American Markets, joined Nasdaq Newsroom to discuss and interpret this new proposal. Let's take a look at Nasdaq's thinking. 2.10 Questions and Answers: Understanding Nasdaq's Proposed Stock Tokenization On September 8, 2025, Nasdaq announced that it had submitted a document to the U.S. SEC to facilitate trading of tokenized securities on the Nasdaq stock market. This marks the first time a national exchange has taken the initiative in tokenizing U.S. stocks. Below are 10 questions to understand Nasdaq's latest proposal for stock tokenization.
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