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We Want This Country to Win Tokenization: SEC's Selway

The Securities and Exchange Commission gave the green light for digital versions of securities to start trading in the US, moving forward with a plan that could reshape traditional market structure after crypto legislation failed a key Senate vote last week. Jamie Selway, director of the division of trading and markets at the SEC, talks with Isabelle Lee and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto." (Source: Bloomberg)

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We Want This Country to Win Tokenization: SEC's Selway
The Securities and Exchange Commission gave the green light for digital versions of securities to start trading in the US, moving forward with a plan that could reshape traditional market structure after crypto legislation failed a key Senate vote last week. Jamie Selway, director of the division of trading and markets at the SEC, talks with Isabelle Lee and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto." (Source: Bloomberg)
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