Binance is considering reintroducing stock trading four years after removing equity tokens. The platform plans to offer the feature initially to selected users.
This move mirrors the strategy adopted by Coinbase, which began enabling stock trading for specific clients, and Bitpanda, which will launch a unified platform on January 29 combining stocks, ETFs, crypto, and precious metals. The initiative aims to provide flat fees, zero custody charges, and integrated access to multiple markets.
Meanwhile, the NYSE is developing 24/7 trading systems and on-chain settlement for tokenized securities. Binance is negotiating with governments to tokenize state-owned assets, following exchanges and stablecoins.
Regulatory changes in the United States now include a SEC no-action letter for controlled tokenization of bonds, ETFs, and Russell 1000 equities, with a launch planned for late 2026. In Europe, Binance submitted a MiCA license application in Greece, anticipating the expiration of regulatory deadlines in June 2026.
Source: https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/2014762706792796250
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