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24X Files SEC Proposal To Bring Tokenized Russell 1000 Stocks To Regulated Markets
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Key facts
- The exchange’s proposed rule change, listed as SR-24X-2026-20 in a Federal Register notice, would allow certain securities to trade in tokenized form as part of a Depository Trust Company pilot
- 24X National Exchange has put another tokenization proposal in front of US regulators, adding to the growing push to bring traditional securities onto blockchain-linked market infrastructure
- If proposals like 24X’s advance, they could help define how tokenized versions of mainstream securities are handled in the US
- A tokenized Russell 1000 stock is not the same thing as an altcoin
Summary
Strict editorial policy that focuses on accuracy, relevance, and impartiality. 24X National Exchange has filed a proposed SEC rule change tied to tokenized securities trading. The proposal would allow eligible securities, including Russell 1000 stocks and certain ETFs, to trade in tokenized form through a DTC pilot program. The filing is still a proposal, not an approval or live product, but it shows how traditional equity markets are moving closer to blockchain settlement rails. 24X National Exchange has put another tokenization proposal in front of US regulators, adding to the growing push to bring traditional securities onto blockchain-linked market infrastructure.