Showing posts with label automated-market-makers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label automated-market-makers. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2026

SEC Innovation Exemption: What RIAs Need to Know About Tokenized Stocks

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  • The SEC has issued a temporary 'Innovation Exemption' allowing qualifying venues to trade tokenized NMS stocks on-chain using permissioned AMMs, creating a new execution landscape for listed equities.
  • This exemption is a five-year, conditional measure, not a new asset class, focusing on secondary trading of genuine NMS stock tokens with specific investor protection conditions.
  • RIAs should understand this evolving framework for its implications on best execution, custody, and disclosure, and have an opportunity to provide input during the public comment period.

Topics: Asset types, Legal regulatory, Institutional adoption, Financial instruments, Securities law classification, Asset manager initiatives

Tags: #secinnovationexemption #tokenizedstocks #registeredinvestmentadvisors #tokenizedsecuritiesvenues #automatedmarketmakers #blockchain #nmsstock #bestexecution #custody #disclosure

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Sunday, September 27, 2026

SEC Exemption Pauses Tokenized Stock Trading Three Months After Repeated Volume Breaches

SEC's September 17 Innovation Exemption includes a cross-exchange pause that halts tokenized NMS stock trading for three months after repeated volume breaches.

  • The SEC's Innovation Exemption introduces a three-month trading pause for tokenized NMS stocks following repeated volume breaches on affiliated venues.
  • This mechanism aims to prevent regulatory arbitrage by halting trading across all venues listing a specific tokenized stock, not just the non-compliant one.
  • The exemption, formalized in the Federal Register, operates under a conditional framework for permissioned AMMs, highlighting the SEC's approach to managing risks in tokenized equity markets.

Topics: Legal regulatory, Scalability, Institutional adoption, Securities law classification, Market depth liquidity, Asset manager initiatives

Tags: #secinnovationexemption #tokenizednmsstock #volumebreach #tradingpause #crossexchangehalt #tokenizedsecuritiesvenues #automatedmarketmakers #regulatoryarbitrage #clarityact #federalregister

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Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Crypto’s Phantom Protocol: The Compelling Vision of an Invisible Company

A new press release from an unknown firm, Sertexity, outlines a perfect DeFi machine. But in a market demanding trust, is a brilliant idea enough?

  • A mysterious firm, Sertexity, has announced a revolutionary 'SRTXBOOST™ Swap Protocol' designed to dynamically manage liquidity in DeFi, addressing capital inefficiency in AMMs.
  • The protocol's concept of dynamic liquidity is compelling but enters a competitive space with established players like Uniswap V3 already implementing similar features.
  • Significant risks remain due to Sertexity's lack of verifiable identity, potential smart contract vulnerabilities, unclear governance, and looming regulatory uncertainty, making the 'phantom protocol' a theoretical exercise for now.

Topics: Integration with defi, Scalability, Legal regulatory, Liquidity pools amms, Market depth liquidity, Securities law classification

Tags: #sertexity #srtxboostprotocol #dynamicliquidity #defi #automatedmarketmakers #impermanentloss #uniswapv3 #smartcontractvulnerability #governance #regulation

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Friday, June 12, 2026

SEC targets 20-year-old rule standing between Wall Street and blockchain trading

SEC’s plan to scrap a two-decade-old rule could give tokenized equities a clearer path into regulated US markets.

  • The SEC is proposing to rescind Rule 611 (trade-through rule) and Rule 610(e), which could significantly ease the path for tokenized equities to trade on regulated US markets.
  • This change is seen as a major unlock for DeFi and tokenized assets, as the current rules are difficult for AMMs to comply with, but further regulatory hurdles like registration and settlement remain.
  • While the proposal aims to foster innovation and simplify market structure, concerns exist about potential market fragmentation and ensuring investor protection and fair pricing.

Topics: Legal regulatory, Infrastructure providers, Public market, Securities law classification, Tokenization platforms, Stock equity tokenization

Tags: #sec #tradethroughrule #regulationnms #tokenizedequities #blockchaintrading #automatedmarketmakers #defi #nbbo #marketstructure #innovationexemption

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