21X Expands to U.S. with Blockchain-Based Trading Venue
21X, a pioneer in regulated on-chain trading and settlement, is expanding into the United States. The company will launch the 21X U.S. exchange, a fully regulated blockchain-based trading venue for digital financial instruments, including tokenized stocks and bonds.
The new exchange, set to facilitate trading of a diverse array of financial instruments, promises reduced friction, enhanced transparency, and democratized access. Max J. Heinzle, Founder and CEO of 21X, expressed excitement about the expansion into the U.S. capital one market.
21X has established a new operation in Delaware and a primary office in New York. The company has met with key U.S. regulators, including the U.S. Crypto Taskforce and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to discuss its vision for blockchain-based capital markets. The expansion marks a significant step in 21X's global growth strategy.
CoinShares, Holdco, and Vine Hill will file the registration statement (Form F-4) with the SEC to initiate the 21X American exchange company launch. However, the exact timing for further information on the U.S. launch schedule has not been specified yet.
21X will soon submit its application for registration to the SEC. The launch of the 21X U.S. exchange is expected to bring innovative changes to the U.S. stock market today, offering investors a more efficient and accessible trading environment.
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