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Aave founder: SEC approval of tokenized stocks trading on on-chain platforms is significant.

BlockBeats news, September 17: Aave founder Stani commented on "SEC approves limited trading of tokenized stocks on on-chain platforms": Special treatment for innovation is thus presented, which is of great significance to the on-chain finance sector.

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