#SECMarketModernization

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The SEC proposed Sep 1 to update transfer agent rules. These agents keep holder records, handle corporate actions and sit in clearing; the update adapts rules to e-records and blockchain in issuance and transfers, now at comment stage. Same day, the SEC set a Sep 17 roundtable on 24-hour US equities: Robinhood, NYSE, BlackRock, Nasdaq, DTCC and Citadel on readiness, surveillance, clearing, resilience and liquidity. Two tracks, one test: efficiency without losing records and investor protection.

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Ash Crypto
Ash Crypto
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The SEC has proposed new rules to move stock ownership records onto the blockchain. Bullish 🚀
Alpha TraderX
Alpha TraderX
BREAKING: The SEC has proposed new rules to move stock ownership records onto the blockchain. Bullish $BNB
Sir Doge of the Coin ⚔️
Sir Doge of the Coin ⚔️
24-hour stocks: SEC roundtable Sept 17 — Nasdaq, NYSE, BlackRock, Robinhood.
MartyParty
MartyParty
The SEC proposed modernizing transfer agent rules, last updated in the early 80s, to reflect the use of blockchain in securities offerings and share transfers.
CoinMarketCap
CoinMarketCap
LATEST: 🇺🇸 The SEC will hold a roundtable on Sept. 17 to discuss preparations for 24-hour trading, with BlackRock, Nasdaq, and Citadel among the panelists.
crypto.news
crypto.news
JUST IN: The SEC proposed modernizing transfer agent rules last updated in the early 80s The update is meant to cover blockchain in securities offerings and share transfers
Carlos Domingo
Carlos Domingo
I personally pitched this to Gensler years ago and it never became a priority so I am glad to see this finally getting done since it has important implications for digital transfer agents and tokenization. Kudos to the current SEC leadership for making it happen. Progress.
Securitize
Securitize
Today, the SEC announced a proposal to modernize the rules governing registered transfer agents. We are encouraged to see the Commission recognize that these rules should evolve as the industry adopts new technologies, including blockchain. As the first operational transfer agent leveraging blockchain technology, we have always believed that transfer agents are a critical part of market infrastructure, in fact, it’s something we said in our initial response to the SEC’s Crypto Task Force: “Transfer agent rules need to be modernized to leverage the power of tokenized securities, including using a public blockchain, as augmented by the transfer agent.” Modernization should raise standards, not lower them. Updating the regulatory framework to reflect how securities markets and their underlying technology are evolving is exactly the right move. Credit to Chairman Atkins, Director Jamie Selway, Commissioner Hester Peirce, and the SEC for continuing to move the regulatory framework forward. This regulatory momentum, alongside real industry adoption, is a strong tailwind for digital securities. We will submit comments during the public comment period and look forward to engaging with the Commission.
Khaing85
Khaing85
The SEC announced the agenda for its Sept. 17 roundtable on 24/7 U.S. securities trading — bringing NYSE, Nasdaq, Citadel, DTCC, Robinhood and others to the table — and separately proposed a rule that would formally recognize blockchain technology in the role of transfer agents for the first time. The transfer-agent rule, open for 60-day comment, would allow blockchains as official records of securities transactions and asks a question central to the tokenization era:
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance | eea.eth
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance | eea.eth
The SEC just proposed modernizing transfer agent rules, the framework governing custody and transfer of securities ownership, for the first time since the 1970s-80s. The proposal explicitly names blockchain as an acceptable way to handle these functions. This closes one of the last major regulatory gaps blocking institutions from moving securities settlement onto distributed ledger infrastructure. Banks and asset managers now have a clearer compliance path to adopt Ethereum-based tokenization platforms at scale. Weekly policy news for Ethereum and digital assets >
Midas
Midas
🚨BREAKING: SEC WILL HOLD A MAJOR ROUNDTABLE ON SEPTEMBER 17 TO PREPARE U.S. STOCK MARKETS FOR 24-HOUR TRADING NYSE, NASDAQ, BLACKROCK, ROBINHOOD, CITADEL, DTCC AND 24X WILL PARTICIPATE EXTREMELY BULLISH FOR CRYPTO ADOPTION
Midas
Midas
$SPCX IS DOOMED FOR A HUGE DUMP🚨 First unlock is already behind us, but that was only the small steps Next unlock is hitting on September 24, adding another 14% of shares Then: - October 25: ~14% - November 7: ~28 That's where likely real dump will begin By late October, half of the shares would be unlocked and by November that number moves toward 70% That means a massive amount of new potential supply can enter the market while $SPCX is already struggling after the IPO hype That’s exactly why I still don’t think the bottom is in September 24 is the next key date I’m watching to short from Remember that I am posting news daily and monitoring each major macro event to post and warn you So make sure to follow me and turn notifs on