The U.S. government’s main securities watchdog (the SEC) just gave the green light to the biggest “back-office” company in traditional finance (DTCC) to start putting real stocks, ETFs, bonds, and Treasuries on blockchain.In plain English:Big, normal investments (like shares of Apple, Microsoft, or government bonds) can now officially live on blockchain as tokens.
This is happening on a private (permissioned) blockchain first, but it’s still a huge step.
Banks and big institutions can now legally hold and move these tokenized assets.
Settlement (when money and shares actually change hands) can go from taking 1–2 days to happening in seconds.
This is basically Wall Street saying: “Okay, blockchain is real and we’re using it now.”
This is one of the biggest “traditional finance meets crypto” moments ever. Real-world assets (RWA) are officially coming on-chain in America, starting as early as next year (2026).In short: The old financial world and the crypto world just shook hands… and it’s about to get very interesting
