Wall Street giants worth $17 trillion reject new trading plan

The SEC is letting platforms trade tokenized U.S. stocks without company consent or exchange registration. These tokens offer 24/7 access but strip away all voting and ownership rights. Now, 33 giants worth $17 trillion, including Microsoft and Alphabet, are officially protesting. Is it "innovation" if it removes shareholder rights and ignores the companies' wishes? Or are these corporations just blocking progress? Do you support tokenization without rights?
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