Nasdaq Mulls 24/7 Trading Proposal, Awaits SEC Filing

Nasdaq is reportedly preparing to propose 24/7 trading hours, extending service to 23 hours daily in a move not yet officially documented by the SEC.

Although not officially confirmed, this potential shift could align U.S. markets closer to the 24/7 crypto trading paradigm, influencing liquidity and reducing price dislocation risks.

Nasdaq Mulls 24/7 Trading Proposal, Awaits SEC Filing

Nasdaq’s consideration of a nearly 24/7 trading model aligns NSDQ most closely with crypto markets where trading occurs non-stop. While current U.S. equity markets observe 16 hours of trading daily, such an extension would mark a significant procedural change.

Introduction of a “5×23” model could alter the visibility of Nasdaq-listed equities, providing spanning liquidity across different time zones. However, without a formal filing with the SEC, this remains speculative.

Industry reactions have been speculative, given the lack of official SEC filings. Market participants watch keenly for further developments and potential regulatory feedback, awaiting formalization.

Crypto-Like Trading and Market Ramifications

Did you know? Nasdaq’s model could mimic the non-stop trading observed in cryptocurrency markets, which have operated without pauses since inception, signaling a structural alignment between traditional finance and digital assets.

Bitcoin (BTC) currently trades at $86,121.12, with a market cap of $1.72 trillion and a market dominance of 58.38%. Over the past 90 days, the price has declined by 26.21%, with a 24-hour trading volume of $44.57 billion. As reported by CoinMarketCap.

Coincu Research indicates the potential for increased trading liquidity and reduced gap risk if Nasdaq’s 24-hour model becomes operational. Historical trends suggest similar initiatives may signal growing symbiosis between traditional equities and crypto markets.