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SEC Clears Tokenized Stocks To Trade Onchain As CFTC Widens Software Relief

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On September 17, 2026, the SEC and CFTC issued simultaneous exemptions allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain, marking the first concrete use of their authorities since the Senate blocked a market structure bill. This action occurred within hours of each other, driven by the chairmen's invocation of existing powers after legislative inaction. The article notes the immediate nature of the decision but does not specify the exact scope of the exemptions or the specific tokens affected.

Key points

• The SEC and CFTC issued simultaneous exemptions on September 17, 2026, allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain, marking the first concrete use of their authorities since the Senate blocked a market structure bill.
• The article notes the immediate nature of the decision but does not specify the exact scope of the exemptions or the specific tokens affected.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the specific event of simultaneous regulatory exemptions on September 17, 2026, and does not include details on the specific tokens, the duration of the exemptions, or the broader market impact.

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