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Business · Stock markets · published 2026-10-08 · via Memeburn

Tokenized U.S. Stocks May Begin Round-the-Clock Blockchain Trading in November

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Tokenized shares of 63 American companies, including Nvidia, Tesla, and Apple, could be traded continuously on a blockchain starting as early as November. Each stock would be limited to 0.25% of its normal trading volume, allowing weekend and overnight activity. The key unresolved issue is how prices would be determined during hours when traditional markets are closed.

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