tokenized

American  

[toh-kuhn-ahyzd] / ˈtoʊ kənˌaɪzd /

adjective

1. reduced to or represented by a token or tokens.

2. Computers. converted into or substituted with a token.

3. Computers. represented by a token on a blockchain network.

4. Linguistics. divided into meaningful units to allow easier analysis.

5. treated so as to give the appearance of equality or representation, without actually receiving equitable treatment, resources, or opportunities.

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Example Sentences

The SEC is expected to propose an “innovation exemption” for crypto firms to trade tokenized stocks with temporary regulatory relief.

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A so-called “innovation exemption” could give crypto firms the temporary ability to do things such as issue and trade tokenized securities without full registration as brokers or exchanges.

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Tokenized stocks already exist to a certain extent.

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Crypto trading platform Kraken offers trading in tokenized stocks to customers outside the U.S.

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The company, for example, called the separation of the roles of broker, exchange, and custodian into different firms a “a legacy of a paper-based system” unnecessary in the tokenized universe.

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