Securitize Responds to WSJ Advertisement Opposing Stock Tokenization
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On October 28, 2026, Cryptopolitan reported that Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo responded to an advertisement opposing stock tokenization published in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Domingo said that the advertisement was misleading; he also stated that the advertisement would instead benefit companies conducting tokenization under the supervision of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and trading at regulated venues. As of the report, publicly available information only showed the above comments from Securitize, with no further response from WSJ or the advertisement's publisher, nor disclosure of the specific measures the companies involved would take.
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- CryptopolitanSecuritize CEO Carlos Domingo: WSJ Ad Opposing Stock Tokenization Actually Benefits Regulated Companies
Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo said the Wall Street Journal ad opposing stock tokenization was misleading, but would benefit companies that tokenize assets under U.S. SEC oversight and trade them on regulated venues.
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