SEC could deliver two major decisions on Aug. 14

The SEC is set to allow the trading of tokenized stocks like Apple and NVIDIA without the companies' consent. This means you could hold a digital version of a stock that grants you zero shareholder rights, while multiple conflicting versions of the same asset flood the market. We are entering an era where you "own" a company's value but have no legal standing or voice within it. Is trading a stock without shareholder rights actually worth the risk? What’s your take?
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