🚨 The SEC puts “US stock 24/7 trading” on the table with a meeting scheduled for September 17—will it really happen?
Event intro: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has officially released the roundtable agenda and guest list, with the theme directly targeting the “readiness for 24-hour stock trading.” The core controversy is whether the old U.S. stock-market rules—running only 6.5 hours on weekdays—can still meet global investors’ needs.
Making it concrete: Currently, regular U.S. stock trading lasts only about 6.5 hours per day, while the crypto market runs 7×24 without stopping. Platforms such as Robinhood already offer after-hours trading windows, and the share of trades executed during extended hours continues to rise. By publicly announcing a schedule now, regulators effectively put the issue formally on the agenda.
Cross analysis: This news may be more important to the crypto community than you’d think. If U.S. stocks truly run 24/7, traditional asset pricing efficiency may converge toward crypto, making cross-market arbitrage and capital rotation smoother. Conversely, crypto’s unique label of “never closing” could be diluted; in the future, it won’t be about “business hours,” but about liquidity and product strength. For ordinary investors, longer trading hours could mean more continuous pricing and less slippage, but it also puts greater pressure on discipline and risk-control habits.
Elevator line: Rules are changing, and so are players’ moats—understand the direction first, and you can get on board first.
Risk hedging: Note that this roundtable is just a discussion, and implementation is still far off. Don’t treat “expectations” as “facts” and go all-in.
👀 If U.S. stocks really open 24 hours a day, would you move your money from crypto back to the stock market?
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Event intro: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has officially released the roundtable agenda and guest list, with the theme directly targeting the “readiness for 24-hour stock trading.” The core controversy is whether the old U.S. stock-market rules—running only 6.5 hours on weekdays—can still meet global investors’ needs.
Making it concrete: Currently, regular U.S. stock trading lasts only about 6.5 hours per day, while the crypto market runs 7×24 without stopping. Platforms such as Robinhood already offer after-hours trading windows, and the share of trades executed during extended hours continues to rise. By publicly announcing a schedule now, regulators effectively put the issue formally on the agenda.
Cross analysis: This news may be more important to the crypto community than you’d think. If U.S. stocks truly run 24/7, traditional asset pricing efficiency may converge toward crypto, making cross-market arbitrage and capital rotation smoother. Conversely, crypto’s unique label of “never closing” could be diluted; in the future, it won’t be about “business hours,” but about liquidity and product strength. For ordinary investors, longer trading hours could mean more continuous pricing and less slippage, but it also puts greater pressure on discipline and risk-control habits.
Elevator line: Rules are changing, and so are players’ moats—understand the direction first, and you can get on board first.
Risk hedging: Note that this roundtable is just a discussion, and implementation is still far off. Don’t treat “expectations” as “facts” and go all-in.
👀 If U.S. stocks really open 24 hours a day, would you move your money from crypto back to the stock market?
Click the avatar to watch the livestream and join the Jiujiu chat group for daily strategies 🚀
#美股 #全球市场 #Binance Square
Group: 点击进入玖玖的粉丝群