On September 24, CryptoSlate reported that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Group signed a memorandum of understanding with Blockchain.com on September 23. The agreement aims to allow Blockchain.com users to access NYSE's planned digital trading platform for trading tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, pending regulatory approval. The two parties will also establish a bidirectional market data relationship between stocks and crypto assets. NYSE's digital platform, disclosed in January this year, is set to offer 24-hour trading of tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, on-chain instant settlement, and stablecoin funding. This move comes as Wall Street seeks to capitalize on on-chain assets, with Citigroup's research estimating that the size of tokenized financial assets could reach $55 trillion by 2030 under a baseline scenario, and $82 trillion in an optimistic scenario. The relevant trading functionalities are still awaiting regulatory approval, and the timeline for launch, tradable securities, and applicable jurisdictions have yet to be determined.
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