NYSE Picks Avalanche for Tokenized Stock Settlement
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The New York Stock Exchange has selected Avalanche to host a planned venue for tokenized stock trading and settlement, pairing its existing Pillar matching engine with instant settlement and stablecoin funding, pending regulatory approval. The move marks a notable endorsement of a layer-1 blockchain by the world's largest exchange operator and deepens the convergence of traditional equities market structure with on-chain infrastructure. Avalanche's native token, AVAX, and the network's total value locked stand to benefit from any associated activity, though the article did not disclose specific figures. It matters because instant settlement and stablecoin funding could cut the multi-day clearing cycle that underpins U.S. equity markets, a long-sought efficiency gain for traders and intermediaries. What to watch next is the regulatory review of the venue and whether other exchanges follow NYSE onto public blockchains.
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