[Coin World] On June 26, it was reported that the American startup Dinari has obtained the brokerage proprietary trading registration for its subsidiary, becoming the first approved tokenized equity platform to offer blockchain stock trading in the United States. Dinari will provide stock trading services to American investors through blockchain technology. Industry insiders believe that tokenized stocks are expected to drop transaction costs, accelerate settlement speed, and enable 24/7 trading. Currently, companies such as a trading platform and another platform are also actively exploring related businesses. However, the World Economic Forum points out that insufficient liquidity in the secondary market and the lack of global unified standards remain the main challenges faced in this field.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 3h ago
It's a good thing to have a positive outlook, but without standards, it will be over.
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OnchainHolmes
· 06-27 09:19
Bull bull bull! Stocks are stabilized on the blockchain.
Dinari has been approved to become the first Blockchain stock trading platform in the United States.
[Coin World] On June 26, it was reported that the American startup Dinari has obtained the brokerage proprietary trading registration for its subsidiary, becoming the first approved tokenized equity platform to offer blockchain stock trading in the United States. Dinari will provide stock trading services to American investors through blockchain technology. Industry insiders believe that tokenized stocks are expected to drop transaction costs, accelerate settlement speed, and enable 24/7 trading. Currently, companies such as a trading platform and another platform are also actively exploring related businesses. However, the World Economic Forum points out that insufficient liquidity in the secondary market and the lack of global unified standards remain the main challenges faced in this field.