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Perpetuals Plans to Launch Tokenized U.S. Stock Trading

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Reported on October 14, 2026, Nasdaq-listed fintech company Perpetuals.com plans to launch a public-blockchain-based tokenized U.S. stock trading market under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) new five-year innovation exemption mechanism. The market will be operated by its Delaware subsidiary, Kephas Corporation. Initially, it plans to trade tokenized U.S. stocks in USDC on Kronos X Public through permissioned automated market maker (AMM) liquidity pools. Trading could begin as early as mid-November, but the project still needs to complete preparations including the 30-day period, market data and compliance arrangements, and smart contract security reviews. The report did not state that the trading had officially begun.

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Oct 14
  1. CoinDesk
    Perpetuals.com plans to launch tokenized U.S. stock trading under SEC’s new exemption mechanism

    Nasdaq-listed fintech company Perpetuals.com plans to launch a public blockchain-based market for trading tokenized U.S. stocks under the SEC’s new five-year innovation exemption mechanism. The market will be operated by its Delaware subsidiary Kephas Corporation and initially trade tokenized U.S. stocks against USDC through permissioned AMM liquidity pools on Kronos X Public. Trading could begin as early as mid-November, but preparations including a 30-day period, market data and compliance arrangements, and a smart contract security review must still be completed.

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