The Securities and Exchange Commission has further delayed its long-awaited tokenization “innovation exemption,” with the holdup tied to unresolved negotiations over the CLARITY Act’s tokenization provisions in Congress.Key Takeaways
- The SEC’s tokenization innovation exemption has been “further delayed,” per reports.
- The holdup is linked to Section 10505 of the CLARITY Act, which governs how tokenized securities are regulated.
- The SEC separately postponed a Friday vote on crypto startup exemptions, citing a scheduling issue.
Another Delay for the Innovation Exemption
The SEC’s tokenization “innovation exemption,” a proposed framework that would let firms test blockchain-based trading of tokenized U.S. equities without meeting the full slate of standard exchange and broker-dealer requirements, has been pushed back again, per crypto policy
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