SEC's surprising move this week could transform stock trading

The SEC is set to allow tokenized stocks that don't require company consent and offer zero voting rights or dividends. These aren't actual shares, but digital clones that could fragment the market with multiple versions of the same stock floating simultaneously. By granting crypto firms this "innovation exemption," we are diluting investor protections and risking market stability just for 24/7 trading. Is owning a "fake" stock worth the risk to our markets? What’s your take?
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