The New York Stock Exchange plans to launch a 24/7 blockchain trading platform

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Lynn Martin, President of the New York Stock Exchange, as blockchain finance accelerates, exchanges feel responsible for participating in the tokenization space.

The New York Stock Exchange has developed tokenization technology and is working with regulators to explore how tokenized assets can be integrated into the existing financial framework. The exchange expects to launch a blockchain-based tokenized stock and ETF 24/7 trading platform this year, but has not yet announced specific launch dates or detailed plans.

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