Feb. 14 at 11:57 PM
$PTKN Tokenized real estate follows the same core principle as the SEC’s recent joint statement on tokenized securities (issued January 28, 2026): Tokenization doesn’t change the underlying legal status. If the tokenized asset represents an investment in real estate (e.g., fractional ownership, equity in a property-holding entity, debt-like interest in rental income, or profit-sharing), it’s treated as a security under existing U.S. federal securities laws — just like traditional stocks, bonds, or real estate investment vehicles.
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