The framework requires tokens to carry the same voting and dividend rights as traditional shares, though issuers may block their assets from being tokenized within 30 days. While tokenized equities currently represent $3 billion of a $70 trillion market, analysts from Goldman Sachs and Citizens suggest the rules favor Coinbase, Robinhood and Circle. Some related crypto assets have surged 50%, with $HYPE hitting $96, as the first venues could take shape next quarter amid calls from CFTC Chair Selig for "mass tokenization."
