Tokenized post-trade is getting more operational hooks

NYSE's SEC filing, ECB settlement-roadmap language, and Japan collateral tests add concrete operating hooks to the existing tokenized post-trade thesis without proving production interoperability.

The April source cluster makes tokenized post-trade operating hooks more concrete across exchange, CSD, central-bank-money, and collateral lanes.

NYSE's SEC filing is the primary new anchor because it connects tokenization preference to DTC post-trade handling.

The evidence remains pathway and test evidence, not proof of production interoperability or broad live trading.

Tokenized post-trade is getting more operational hooks across exchange rule design, CSD dependency, central-bank-money settlement work, bank-money cash legs, and collateral tests. The evidence strengthens the existing structural thesis, but it does not prove broad live tokenized-stock trading, production cross-market interoperability, or completed settlement-at-scale.