The SEC is rewriting 50-year-old Wall Street rules to let public blockchains decide who legally owns a stock
One transfer agent would retain control, while physical addresses remain the minimum in the drafted rule. The post The SEC is rewriting 50-year-old Wall Street rules to let public blockchains decide who legally owns a stock appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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