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Blockchain.com And NYSE Plan 24/7 Tokenized Stock Access

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Blockchain.com and NYSE Group have signed an agreement to explore access to tokenized U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs.
The proposed service would use NYSE’s planned digital trading venue and could support around-the-clock trading for eligible global users.
Nothing is live yet: the project remains subject to the launch of NYSE’s digital ATS and required regulatory approvals.

Blockchain.com and the New York Stock Exchange are exploring a route to bring tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs directly into a crypto-native trading platform.

The two companies have signed an agreement covering product development and market-data sharing, with the longer-term goal of giving Blockchain.com users access to tokenized versions of NYSE-listed securities.

The headline feature is obvious: trading would not have to stop when Wall Street closes.

Tokenized Stocks Could Trade Outside Normal Market Hours

NYSE has already outlined plans for a digital alternative trading system built around tokenized securities.

The proposed venue is designed to support features that are far more familiar to crypto traders than traditional brokerage customers: 24/7 access, fractional ownership, stablecoin funding and onchain settlement.

Blockchain.com would become a distribution partner if the system launches.

That could give its global customer base a way to trade tokenized versions of exchange-listed shares and ETFs from the same broader ecosystem used for digital assets.

The companies also want data flowing in both directions.

NYSE parent ICE could distribute Blockchain.com crypto-market data, while Blockchain.com would integrate ICE and NYSE equity data into its own products.

This Is An Agreement, Not A Live Trading Launch

That distinction matters.

The companies have signed a memorandum of understanding. Tokenized NYSE securities are not suddenly available for unrestricted 24-hour trading today.

The service depends on NYSE launching its planned digital ATS and securing whatever regulatory approvals are required.

There will also be jurisdictional restrictions.

Tokenizing a share does not remove securities laws simply because ownership is represented onchain.

Still, the direction is significant.

Crypto exchanges have spent the past year moving aggressively into tokenized equities, while traditional market operators have started experimenting with blockchain-based settlement.

This partnership puts those two trends directly together.

Blockchain.com brings crypto users and wallet infrastructure. NYSE brings the regulated market structure and the underlying securities ecosystem.

If the project gets through the regulatory stage, the result could look less like a crypto imitation of the stock market and more like the stock market adopting crypto-style settlement rails.

This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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