according to Reuters, the subsidiary of the American startup company Dinari has completed the registration of broker-dealers, and has been approved to provide a tokenized equity platform for blockchain stock trading in the United States. Dinari will provide stock trading services to American investors through blockchain technology. It is reported that companies such as Coinbase and Kraken are also actively exploring related businesses.
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