Techub News reported that journalist Laura Shin said in a social media post that the New York Stock Exchange is building its own on-chain trading venue, with tokenized securities platform Securitize serving as a design partner. The post points to a deeper push by Wall Street into tokenized equities rather than a passing experiment. Securitize, founded by Carlos Domingo, was identified in the report as the partner involved in designing the venue. The item also frames the move as a sign that traditional financial institutions are stepping up their use of blockchain infrastructure to bring assets such as stocks on-chain for trading. No additional technical details, launch timeline, or product specifications were disclosed in the brief.
According to Techub News, Laura Shin said in a social media post that the New York Stock Exchange is building its own on-chain trading venue, with tokenized securities platform Securitize serving as the design partner.
The post described the development as a sign that Wall Street is taking tokenized stocks seriously. It also said Securitize was founded by Carlos Domingo and identified the company as a leading platform focused on tokenizing real-world assets. The reported partnership suggests that traditional financial institutions are moving faster to adopt blockchain technology for trading stocks and other assets on-chain.
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