Dinar tokenized stocks, official tally of eligible holder votes
Original headline디나리 토큰화 주식, 적격 보유자 표 공식 집계
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Broadridge and Dinari have integrated tokenized-equity voting into the standard proxy process, letting eligible holders of Dinari's dShares—tokens tied to U.S. stocks and ETFs—have their votes counted alongside those of conventional shareholders in official votes. The two firms announced the link on the 5th, connecting blockchain-recorded ownership data to established shareholder voting procedures. The move matters because it gives tokenized shares a formal voice in corporate governance, addressing a key structural gap that has kept tokenized equities from fully mirroring traditional ownership rights. Broadridge's Doug DeSchutter said the setup is designed to support all tokenized-equity models. Next, watch whether other tokenization platforms adopt similar voting rails and how broadly dShares holders use the mechanism in upcoming proxy seasons.
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Broadridge, Dinari, dShares, Doug DeSchutter