U.S. Banks Can Now Hold Tokenized Securities Without Extra Capital Costs


The Federal Reserve, OCC, and FDIC just confirmed that tokenized securities will receive the same capital treatment as traditional securities.
No extra capital requirements. No blockchain penalties. Permissioned and permissionless chains treated equally.
This means banks can now hold tokenized stocks, bonds, and treasuries on-chain under the same rules as traditional assets.
Why It Matters:
➜ Removes the biggest regulatory barrier for banks entering on-chain markets
➜ Tokenized RWA market already crossed $1B market cap
➜ BlackRock and Franklin Templeton already active in tokenized funds
➜ Public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana now on equal footing with private chains
ETH-1,02%
SOL-2,3%
RWA-1,24%
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