BTCS Prepares DeFi Business To Provide Liquidity For Tokenized Stocks
BTCS says its Imperium DeFi unit has completed preparatory compliance steps for potential use of the SEC’s Covered Firm exemption. The company has submitted the required notice and published relevant disclosures. Imperium has not yet started providing tokenized-equity liquidity because a qualifying Tokenized Securities Venue must first become operational.
Key Takeaways
- BTCS says its Imperium DeFi unit has completed preparatory compliance steps for potential use of the SEC’s Covered Firm exemption.
- The company has submitted the required notice and published relevant disclosures.
- Imperium has not yet started providing tokenized-equity liquidity because a qualifying Tokenized Securities Venue must first become operational.
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