Mars Finance News, according to CryptoSlate, the SEC's crypto working group met last week with Nasdaq, Plume Network, and Etherealize, focusing on the regulatory framework for public chain token securitization. All three parties proposed establishing a "regulatory sandbox" pilot: Nasdaq suggested creating a new "ATS-Digital" trading venue to support the co-listing of digital asset contracts and commodity tokens; Plume Network (based on Arbitrum) advocated adapting decentralized finance provisions for securities law; Etherealize called for revising transfer agent rules to recognize blockchain as a legitimate shareholder registration system. Industry representatives requested clear asset classification, modular rules, and phased testing, without challenging the SEC's investor protection principles. The working group will evaluate sandbox models, dedicated trading venues, and rule update proposals. Previously, SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda had already expressed support for the regulatory sandbox mechanism.
U.S. SEC Crypto Working Group Discusses Security Tokenization with Nasdaq, DeFi Startups
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