📈SEC Proposes Rule Change for Options Trading on Commodity Trusts
The SEC has initiated proceedings to evaluate a proposed rule change by Nasdaq ISE, which would amend listing criteria, allowing options trading on Commodity-Based Trust Shares. This innovation aims to enhance transparency and investor protection in the trading environment, providing new opportunities for hedging and price discovery.
Learn More💹SEC Reviews Proposed Rule for In-Kind Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds
The SEC is assessing a proposed rule change by Cboe BZX Exchange to amend the listing and trading rules for Fidelity's Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds. This proposal seeks to enable in-kind creations and redemptions, which are critical for fund management strategies and compliance within the cryptocurrency market. The Commission is inviting public comments on these changes.
Learn More📈SEC Extends Review Period for Cboe BZX ETF Rule Change
The SEC issued a notice regarding a proposed rule change from Cboe BZX Exchange, which seeks to allow in-kind creations and redemptions for various cryptocurrency ETFs, including the Franklin Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The SEC has extended the review period to July 10, 2025, to fully evaluate the implications raised by the proposal.
Learn More📈Cboe BZX Exchange Fee Schedule Amendments Overview
The Cboe BZX Exchange has proposed changes to its fee schedule, including updates to Add Volume Tiers and the introduction of a new Cross Asset Tier. These modifications aim to adjust rebate structures and criteria, fostering enhanced liquidity and order flow, and encouraging greater participation across exchange platforms.
Learn More📊Proposed Fee Changes for MIAX Emerald Market Data Feeds
MIAX Emerald LLC seeks to amend its Fee Schedule, introducing new fee categories for its proprietary market data feeds, including a structure for per User and Non-Display Usage fees. This change aims to enhance transparency and reduce administrative burdens for subscribers while aligning with similar fees at other exchanges.
Learn More📈MIAX Pearl Market Data Fee Schedule Amendments Overview
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice for MIAX Pearl's proposed rule change to amend its market data fee schedule. The changes include new fee categories such as user and non-display usage fees for proprietary market data feeds, impacting subscription and operational costs for traders and firms relying on this data.
Learn More📈Proposed Changes to MIAX Fee Schedule for Market Data Feeds
The Securities and Exchange Commission publishes a notice regarding the Miami International Securities Exchange's proposal to amend its fee schedule for proprietary market data feeds. This includes adopting new user and non-display usage fees, aimed at harmonizing with affiliated exchanges and enhancing transparency in market data pricing. The proposed changes will impact both internal and external distributors of the data feeds.
Learn More📈SEC Notice on FINRA Rule 6152
The SEC has announced an extended review period for FINRA's proposed Rule 6152, which mandates publishing order execution information for NMS stocks. This rule aims to enhance market transparency, requiring members to submit execution reports for public access on the FINRA website.
Learn More💻Cboe Proposes Increase in 10 Gb Physical Port Monthly Fees
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a proposed rule change by Cboe C2 Exchange to increase the monthly fee for 10 Gb physical ports from $7,500 to $8,500. The adjustment aims to better align fees with inflation and maintain service quality, while also remaining competitive compared to other exchanges.
Learn More💰Cboe BYX Exchange Updates Fee Schedule for Dedicated Cores
The Cboe BYX Exchange has proposed changes to its fee schedule, introducing monthly fees for Dedicated Cores to enhance trading performance. Users can initially access two Dedicated Cores at no cost, with tiered fees for additional cores based on usage. The proposal aims to manage resources while providing users with options for improving latency and trading efficiency.
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