On June 27, according to a report by Reuters, the blockchain-based U.S. stock trading service startup Dinari has obtained brokerage-dealer registration for its subsidiary. The company stated that this makes it the first tokenization stock platform in the U.S. to receive such approval. This initiative allows Dinari, headquartered in San Francisco, to offer stock trading services to U.S. investors through blockchain technology for the first time. Crypto companies like CEX (COIN.O) and CEX are also actively exploring similar businesses, trying to seize market opportunities brought by the changing regulatory attitude towards cryptocurrencies in the U.S.
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Dinari's subsidiary becomes the first approved platform in the U.S. to offer tokenization of stock services.
On June 27, according to a report by Reuters, the blockchain-based U.S. stock trading service startup Dinari has obtained brokerage-dealer registration for its subsidiary. The company stated that this makes it the first tokenization stock platform in the U.S. to receive such approval. This initiative allows Dinari, headquartered in San Francisco, to offer stock trading services to U.S. investors through blockchain technology for the first time. Crypto companies like CEX (COIN.O) and CEX are also actively exploring similar businesses, trying to seize market opportunities brought by the changing regulatory attitude towards cryptocurrencies in the U.S.