🚨 U.S. stocks are entering an era of “nearly 24-hour trading” Nasdaq is seriously moving forward. 📈 23 hours × 5 days per week 🌙 New nighttime session added 🇺🇸 Eastern Time: 9 PM to 4 AM the next day 📅 Transition planned for December 6 But what I’m personally paying attention to isn’t just the extended trading hours👇 At the same time, the SEC is reportedly advancing its “Innovation Exemption” framework to enable: ⛓️ Tokenized securities 🕐 Systems that could support 24/7 trading Moreover: 🔹 Nasdaq → Rules for trading tokenized securities have already been approved by the SEC 🔹 DTCC → Actively conducting pilot programs and building infrastructure for securities tokenization 🔹 SEC → Evaluating regulatory frameworks to accommodate tokenized securities It’s fascinating to see all of this advancing simultaneously. The market model we’ve long taken for granted in crypto—where trading never stops—is now beginning to look increasingly familiar to traditional finance. Of course, Nasdaq’s 23/5 trading schedule and on-chain stock tokenization are separate initiatives. U.S. stocks won’t suddenly become fully 24/7 or on-chain overnight. But the fact that these three developments are progressing in parallel is noteworthy: 📈 Extended trading hours ⛓️ Securities tokenization 🌐 RWA and on-chain finance Will this simply end with longer trading hours? Or will it become the starting point where the boundaries between traditional finance and crypto gradually dissolve… This trend is one to watch closely 👀