Just In: Robinhood Files With SEC Plan to Legalize Tokenized Assets Across the US

Robinhood has filed a 42-page proposal with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), seeking a federal framework to enable the legal issuance and trading of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) across the United States. The company’s plan outlines a structural approach aimed at integrating tokenized markets within the existing financial system. Robinhood Plan to Legalize Tokenized Assets According to Forbes, Robinhood’s proposal seeks to modernize U.S. securities regulation by establishing token-asset equivalence. This would mean that a digital token representing an asset, such as a government bond or equity, would be treated the same as the asset itself. Robinhood argues that this model would eliminate the need for duplicate regulatory systems and would allow broker-dealers to trade and custody tokenized assets under existing securities laws. The company aims to streamline trading operations by reducing ambiguity around digital asset classification. The proposal also requests the creation of a unified national framework… Read More at Coingape.com

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