STOs and Security Tokens
summary
DX.Exchange claims to have tokenized Apple and Amazon and ETFs (QQQ, SPY), runs a NASDAQ-based matching engine and partners with Bloomberg, and offers 24/7 trading plus fractional shares. A live security token secondary market is launching now: issuers can list tranches (example $18M in $3M tranches), orders convert to bids/offers, wallets are whitelisted, and access to STOs requires EU professional/MiFID qualification. Custody and backing are audited by KPMG and US customers are excluded.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00DX Exchange and tokenized assets
- 1:52Tokenized stocks and financial inclusion
- 3:14Security tokens and liquidity
- 5:44Launching security token trading
- 7:31Regulatory compliance and derivatives
- 9:16MiFID II and prospectus access
- 10:41Listing process and instruments
- 12:06Wallet whitelisting and corporate actions
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