Companies Reject Tokenized Stocks, Says Bitwise CIO Explains
Original title: Why Dozens of Companies Are Saying No to Tokenized Stocks
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Key points
- A few dozen public companies have opted out of tokenized trading
- Matt Hougan says company committees often block tokenized stocks
- Tokenized stocks are expected to first attract international investors and hedge funds that need Saturday trading
- The NYSE picking Avalanche could impact AVAX
- ICE is placing multiple on‑chain bets and Hyperliquid is compared to Amazon
Questions
Why are companies rejecting tokenized stocks?
Who is likely to adopt tokenized stocks first?
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