🇺🇸 Dinari Gets SEC Approval – Blockchain-Based Stock Trading Begins

San Francisco startup Dinari has become the first to receive SEC approval as a broker-dealer for tokenized securities, allowing U.S. stocks to be traded on blockchain via dShares—tokens backed 1:1 by real stocks and ETFs.

Previously limited to non-U.S. users on Coinbase’s Base network, dShares will soon be available in the U.S. through fintech partners and exchanges. This opens the door to 24/7 stock trading, a major leap from traditional hours.

Why it matters:

– Lower costs: Smart contracts reduce middlemen

– Faster settlement: Instant blockchain transactions vs. T+2

– Around-the-clock trading

– Fractional ownership: Access to high-priced stocks with small capital

But watch out for risks:

– Limited liquidity in early stages

– Regulatory uncertainty across countries

– Security risks from blockchain hacks or bugs

– Challenges in linking with traditional systems

For short-term traders (like ScalpingX):

– 24/7 access enables news-based trades anytime

– Potential arbitrage between tokenized and traditional prices

– Low fees support high-frequency strategies

Still, caution is needed: this is a new market with limited data, and regulation may shift. Platform execution speed and stability must also be monitored.

Dinari's early entry gives it a head start, but competition is rising as Coinbase and Kraken eye similar approvals. If successful, this could reshape how global investors trade U.S. equities.

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