Analysis: The New York Stock Exchange may be laying the groundwork for deploying stocks on the blockchain

According to BlockBeats, on June 25th, members of the Cryptocurrency Task Force met with representatives from the New York Stock Exchange to discuss ways to address regulatory issues related to cryptocurrency. The New York Stock Exchange provided attachment documents and discussed them during the meeting. Agenda for the meeting with the Crypto Assets Task Force (today): Attendees: Jaime Klima， General Counsel of the New York Stock Exchange Jon Herrick， Chief Product Officer of the New York Stock Exchange Patrick Troy， Deputy General Counsel of the New York Stock Exchange Tony Frouge， Chief Regulatory Officer of the New York Stock Exchange Topic: 1. Promoting a fair competition environment emphasizes ensuring equal status among market participants and avoiding inconsistent regulatory frameworks for similar assets and entities. 2. Discussion on Listing and Trading: Issues related to tokenized stock trading and the mechanism structure to promote such trading. 3. Discuss the feasibility of universal listing standards for spot crypto ETFs for Crypto Exchange Traded Products; Explore regulatory approaches for other potential encrypted trading products. This meeting minutes mark the New York Stock Exchange's active exploration of the integration path between encrypted assets and traditional financial markets, further confirming the trend of "securities market on chain".