Morgan Stanley's Stock Move: Rights Are Protected While Moving to Blockchain
Original headlineMorgan Stanley’den Hisse Hamlesi: Blokzincire Taşınırken Haklar Korunuyor
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Morgan Stanley has become one of the first banks to use a DTCC service that moves U.S. equities and Treasury bonds onto blockchain while preserving existing ownership rights, following DTCC's October 28 launch. The move embeds tokenized versions of traditional securities within the same legal and custodial framework as their conventional counterparts, rather than creating parallel claims. It matters because tokenization of mainstream assets has so far been slowed by legal and settlement uncertainty, and a major Wall Street bank adopting DTCC's infrastructure signals that the plumbing for institutional on-chain securities is maturing. Watch for which other banks join the service and whether tokenized equities and Treasuries begin to register measurable on-chain volumes.
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