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Is the SEC Opening the Door for Tokenized Stocks?
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Subscribe19 JUN 2026 / SEC UPDATES
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is examining scrapping Rule 611 and Rule 610(e) of Regulation NMS. The change could enable the trading of tokenized stocks and pave the way for blockchain-based trading, decentralised finance (DeFi) platforms, and crypto trading. The abandonment of the trade through rule, Rule 611, which stops exchanges from executing trades at a price worse than the National Best Bid and Offer, could especially allow crypto platforms to offer tokenized stock trading without frequently risking trade through violations.
A decades old stock market rule may soon become the biggest opening crypto has been waiting for. The SEC has proposed scrapping two parts of Regulation NMS: Rule 611, known as the trade through rule or Order Protection Rule, and Rule 610(e), which restric...
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