Tokenized Stocks on a Certain Exchange Face EU Scrutiny as Lithuanian Central Bank Demands Clarification
2025/07/07 16:03According to Jinse Finance, after OpenAI issued a warning, a certain exchange's stock tokens are now facing scrutiny from the European Union. The Bank of Lithuania stated that it has contacted the exchange and is awaiting clarification regarding the structure of its OpenAI and SpaceX stock tokens. The exchange has not yet commented on the matter. Giedrius Šniukas, a spokesperson for the Bank of Lithuania, said that the legality and compliance of these specific instruments can only be assessed after receiving and evaluating the relevant information, and that information provided to investors must be clear, fair, and not misleading.
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