#Coinbase is considering launching tokenized stocks.#
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Overview
Coinbase is exploring the possibility of bringing tokenized COIN shares to Base, but it's still in the early stages and there are no concrete plans yet. Base developer Jesse Pollak said they want to bring COIN stock to Base, stating "every asset in the world will be on Base." However, Coinbase is waiting for clear regulations from regulators on security tokenization, and the plan hasn't been finalized. Non-US users can already access COIN on Base through platforms like BackedFi, but a clear regulatory framework is needed to support on-chain open platforms to ensure assets like COIN are listed securely and compliantly.
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Coinbase is exploring the possibility of bringing COIN tokenized stock to Base, but it is still in the early stages and there are no concrete plans yet. This plan will need to wait for clear regulations from regulators on security tokenization. Base developer Jesse Pollak said they want to bring COIN stock to Base, saying "every asset in the world will be on Base." He stressed the need for a clear regulatory framework to support on-chain open platforms to ensure that assets like COIN are launched safely and compliantly. While Coinbase cannot issue its own token on Base, issuing its own stock on Base, in addition to leveraging the liquidity of its own chain to increase buy orders for its own stock, may even allow the stock to be used as gas, which will bring more imagination to the RWA track.
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Coinbase is exploring the possibility of bringing COIN tokenized stocks to Base, but it is still in the early stages and there are no concrete plans yet.
Coinbase is awaiting clear regulations from regulators on security tokenization, and the plan has not yet been concretized.
Bringing COIN tokenized stocks to Base could enhance the liquidity of Coinbase stock and potentially use it as Gas.
A clear regulatory framework is needed to support on-chain open platforms to ensure that assets like COIN are listed securely and compliantly.