Current outcome
NYSE and Blockchain.com have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore giving crypto-native users access to US-listed stocks and ETFs on NYSE's planned 24/7 tokenized securities venue, with a two-way market-data arrangement; regulatory approval, launch timing, eligible markets and available securities remain unresolved.
Progress timeline
4 material updates- #01
Blockchain.com and NYSE Explore 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading
Blockchain.com and NYSE have agreed to explore connecting Blockchain.com to NYSE's planned digital venue for 24/7 tokenized stock trading and two-way distribution of stock and crypto market data.
Source evidence: The Defiant
- #02
NYSE, Blockchain.com in tie-up to bring tokenized US stocks to crypto users
Blockchain.com and NYSE signed a memorandum of understanding to give Blockchain.com users access to tokenized US stocks and ETFs through NYSE's planned digital alternative trading system, alongside a reciprocal market data exchange with ICE Data Services.
State after update: Blockchain.com and NYSE have signed a memorandum of understanding to give Blockchain.com users access to tokenized US stocks and ETFs through NYSE's planned digital alternative trading system, alongside a two-way market data distribution with ICE Data Services, subject to regulatory approval.
Source evidence: Cointelegraph · Decrypt
- #03
NYSE , Blockchain . com explore tokenised versions of US - listed stocks
The New York Stock Exchange and crypto platform Blockchain.com are exploring issuing tokenised versions of US-listed stocks, a step toward on-chain trading of traditional equities.
Source evidence: economictimes.indiatimes.com
- #04
NYSE is assembling the pipes for a $5.5 trillion tokenized asset market
NYSE Group and Blockchain.com signed a memorandum of understanding to explore giving Blockchain.com users access to US-listed stocks and ETFs on NYSE's planned 24/7 tokenized securities venue, alongside a two-way market-data arrangement covering stocks and crypto, subject to regulatory approval.
State after update: NYSE and Blockchain.com have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore giving crypto-native users access to US-listed stocks and ETFs on NYSE's planned 24/7 tokenized securities venue, with a two-way market-data arrangement; regulatory approval, launch timing, eligible markets and available securities remain unresolved.
Source evidence: CryptoSlate