SEC weighs “innovation exemption” for 24/7 trading of tokenized Apple and Nvidia shares on blockchain platforms
AI Market Summary
Reports that the SEC may propose an "innovation exemption" for tokenized equities could materially lower regulatory friction for on-chain trading and accelerate institutional adoption of tokenization rails. With BlackRock and JPMorgan already tokenizing Treasuries and other RWAs referenced on XRPL, the policy shift would be directly supportive for XRPL activity and XRP settlement demand, pending details from the SEC's open meeting.
Impact level
● High
Affected assets
XRP/USDT-0.04%
AI Insight · XRP/USDTAI Insight
▲ Bullish
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering an “innovation exemption” that would allow tokenized versions of stocks such as Apple and Nvidia to trade around the clock on blockchain platforms without full registration, with details expected at the agency’s Friday open meeting. BlackRock and JPMorgan have already tokenized U.S. Treasuries on the XRP Ledger, while Assetiko has tokenized commodities and U.S. equities and settles deposits and withdrawals in XRP. Over the past week, tokenized gold and stocks on the XRP Ledger have posted gains of more than 10% with XRP settlement. Ripple is described as having a full tokenization stack on XRPL, spanning payments, custody, brokerage, collateral management and a privacy layer.
