Synthetic vs. Direct Tokenized Stocks: Who Wins After The SEC Exemption?

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The SEC's exemption for tokenized equities has reopened the question every issuer has been working around: should a tokenized stock be a synthetic instrument that tracks the price, or a direct claim on the underlying share? Camila Russo sits down with the lawyers and builders shaping that answer.

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