search
US stock exchanges
Trends
- 1German startups raise record venture capital but look to US listings●Acht Milliarden Euro Wagniskapital bis Ende September, mehr als im ganzen Vorjahr. Schön. Nur zieht es 62 Prozent der St
German startups raised eight billion euros in venture capital by the end of September, exceeding the total for all of last year. But the boom has a catch: an estimated 62 percent of startups are planning to list on US stock exchanges rather than in Europe. Commentators warn that Europe is financing innovation while America captures the rewards, revriting debate about the continent's weak capital markets and listing appeal.
- 2SEC Offers Temporary Exemption for Tokenized Stock Trading▼SEC Grants Temporary ‘Innovation Exemption’ for Trading Tokenized NMS Stocks on Distributed Ledger Venues
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has granted a temporary 'innovation exemption' allowing trading of tokenized NMS stocks on distributed ledger venues. The move signals a regulated pathway for bringing traditional equities onto blockchain-based trading platforms. Market participants are watching closely, as the decision could shape how tokenized securities are treated and pave the way for broader adoption of blockchain infrastructure in US stock markets.
- 3Robinhood to launch 24-hour weekend trading of US stocks▼Robinhood to allow 24-hour weekend trading of US stocks as industry shifts to wider access
Robinhood says it will allow customers to trade US stocks around the clock, including weekends, extending access beyond traditional market hours. The move follows a broader industry shift toward continuous trading as brokers compete for always-on retail investors. It comes as regulators and exchanges weigh how wider trading hours affect liquidity, oversight and market stability.
- 4
Bruce Markets has announced plans to extend its US equities trading offering to a 24/7 schedule, allowing clients to trade American stocks around the clock. The move reflects a broader push among trading platforms to offer continuous access to US markets, as demand grows from global investors for the ability to react to news outside traditional exchange hours.
- 5
The Texas Stock Exchange has raised $155 million following its first listings, a milestone for the new venue positioning itself as a challenger to established exchanges in New York and Chicago. The funding round comes as Texas continues to attract corporate relocations and seeks to build a regional capital markets hub. Details on the investors and planned further listings remain limited so far.
- 6
Coinbase shares have fallen, and analysis from Trefis asks whether investors have overlooked something in the decline. The question is whether the sell-off reflects crypto market weakness alone or whether the market is mispricing the exchange's fundamentals, such as its revenue diversification beyond trading fees. Traders and analysts are weighing whether the drop signals deeper trouble in the crypto sector or a potential buying opportunity in the largest US crypto exchange.