MiCA licensing and X402 show Coinbase’s push for global crypto-fintech dominance.
Coinbase is making a bold move to bridge the gap between traditional financial markets and blockchain technology. The company is reportedly seeking approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to offer tokenized stocks on the blockchain.
These digital assets, often called security tokens, mirror traditional equities but promise faster settlements, better transparency, and broader global access. The move signals a major push by Coinbase to lead a new era in finance where securities live on-chain.
This renewed push follows a significant legal victory for Coinbase in February 2025. The SEC dropped its lawsuit against the company, which had alleged that the exchange operated illegally as an unregistered broker. With that major legal obstacle removed, Coinbase has gained significant momentum and has since developed a “Blockchain Token Securities Law Frame…
