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Sep 17, 2026 12 min

Tokenized Stocks Are Changing Market Microstructure

from Crypto Tech with Fexingo: Blockchain, Smart Contracts, and Decentralized Technology Hosted by Fexingo

Securitize’s recent regulatory greenlight for tokenized U.S. stock trading marks a structural shift in how equity ownership is recorded and settled. Lucas and Luna break down the mechanics of on-chain settlement, the elimination of the traditional two-day trade cycle, and why this matters for liquidity providers. With Bitcoin holding near seventy-six thousand dollars and Ethereum consolidating around two thousand four hundred dollars, the broader crypto market is watching institutional infrastructure closely. This episode explores how blockchain-based custody and smart contract-driven clearing are moving from experimental pilots to regulated reality, and what that means for the future of corporate finance and investor access. #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechInvesting #BlockchainFinance #Tokenization #Securitize #SmartContracts #MarketMicrostructure #CryptoInfrastructure #DigitalAssets #EquityMarkets #SettlementRisk #FinancialInnovation #Web3Finance #LucasAndLuna #RealWorldAssets #TradingTechnology #EconomicTrends Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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