4E: Nasdaq submits application for tokenized stocks, Strategy may enter S&P 500

ChainCatcher news, according to 4E observations, Nasdaq has submitted a proposal to the SEC to amend rules to allow tokenized securities to be listed on exchanges. The document indicates that if tokenized securities are considered to have the same validity as the underlying securities and consistent shareholder rights, the same execution rules and documentation requirements applicable to traditional securities will apply. Nasdaq emphasizes that tokenized assets must clearly label their attributes to ensure smooth execution in the clearing and settlement processes, and they will receive the same order priority as traditional securities. The market believes this move may pave the way for tokenized stocks to enter the mainstream market legally and compliantly.
Meanwhile, Strategy Company, with nearly $70 billion in Bitcoin holdings, has met all technical requirements to be included in the S&P 500 index. The company achieved $14 billion in unrealized gains last quarter, and amid the Trump administration's easing of crypto regulations, market participants are increasingly focused on its potential inclusion in the S&P 500.
In terms of capital flows, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest increased its holdings in Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) by a total of 101,950 shares through three funds on Wednesday, valued at approximately $4.46 million. Data shows that ARKK increased by 67,700 shares, ARKW by 21,900 shares, and ARKF by 12,400 shares.
In the U.S. Congress, Representative Joyce submitted H.R. 5166 on September 5, requesting the Treasury to develop a custody and management plan for strategic Bitcoin reserves, establishing institutional safeguards for BTC held by the federal government.
4E reminds investors: tokenized stocks, Bitcoin reserves, and institutional buying all indicate a deep integration of traditional finance and the crypto market, but there are still variables in market expectations and policy implementation, so investors need to maintain rational judgment and flexible responses.