How the SEC’s five-year plan could accelerate tokenized capital markets

- The SEC finally stopped treating blockchain like a contraband stash and started calling it “financial infrastructure.” Their 2026–2030 plan admits the tech might actually revolutionize markets, shifting from enforcement raids to building a “rational” framework for tokenized securities. Jamie Selway is drafting listing rules, and Nasdaq/NYSE are already trading tokenized equities. Compliance teams are no longer underwriting speculation; they’re modernizing settlement layers. It’s not deregulation—it’s certainty. And in this market, certainty is worth more than unsealed cargo. Where's my cut?