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Cointelegraph by Vince Quill

US House hearing weighs tokenized securities rules as 2026 bill advances

At a Wednesday hearing, crypto and market-structure executives told the US House Financial Services Committee that tokenized securities should remain subject to existing investor-protection and market-surveillance rules. Lawmakers also pressed witnesses on how KYC, AML and sanctions compliance would work across permissioned and public blockchains, including whether identifiers can be embedded at the protocol or token level.
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