Oct. 9, 2026
Good Afternoon! I am a retail investor. While some may not be opposed to tokenization of stock, I for one, am opposed to tokenization when it is not backed by real stock. When I purchase a stock, I believe it should be actual stock that belongs to me, sold and purchased live on the New York Stock Exchange, and belonging only to me. I adamantly oppose lending out my, or ANY, stock to any third party. A token with no ownership should not be legally permitted to be claimed to be a stock. Retail does not have voting rights on tokens. Who does have voting rights on tokens? My body, my choice = my stock, my voting rights/my privileges (no lending)! Thank you for the opportunity to voice my concerns. Sincerely, S Tull P.S. What exactly happened to that "new day" at the SEC that we keep hearing about?