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SEC Chair Signals Major Shift Toward Crypto Innovation with Tokenization Push

SEC Chair Signals Major Shift Toward Crypto Innovation with Tokenization Push

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2025-12-08 11:46:02
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to unveil an innovation exemption in January that could accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology in traditional markets. SEC Chair Paul Atkins revealed plans to allow crypto firms to test tokenized assets and decentralized finance tools under a more flexible regulatory framework.

This policy shift marks a departure from the SEC's historically strict enforcement stance. The new approach aims to balance investor protection with fostering innovation, enabling faster settlements and enhanced transparency through blockchain-based systems. Tokenized public markets have already grown from under $1 billion to over $8 billion in just two years.

Wall Street heavyweights like BlackRock's Larry Fink are positioning for what many see as an inevitable transition. Analysts project tokenized assets could reach $400 billion by 2026, potentially putting U.S. stock markets on-chain by 2027. The SEC's MOVE reflects growing institutional recognition of blockchain's potential to modernize financial infrastructure.

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