The change of Nasdaq to the negotiation of 24 -hour shares due to cryptography, says Exchange Executive

The shares and other traditional financial assets merchants worldwide want to buy and sell assets throughout the day, resulting in two of the largest stock markets in the United States, Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) making movements to offer the negotiation during the day soon.

“We definitely see that this is where the markets are moving,” said Giang Bui, head of US products and US equity products, speaking at the digital summit Asset in New York on Thursday. “There is a lot of demand worldwide for US shares. And people want to trade in the hours that are generally awake, and I think it is because people are accustomed to merchant 24 -hour cryptography, 7 days a week.”

Both Nasdaq and Nyse are in the process of receiving approval to open their places 24 hours a day, for five or even seven days a week. Nasdaq recently announced that he had begun to participate with regulators about change, while the NYSE has already received the green light.

Trade 24 hours can have several advantages for markets, including the increase in volume and liquidity in the market, since merchants are not linked to specific time areas. Currently, the US stock market is opened by negotiation at 9:30 am et and closes at 4 pm et.

“We listen to it in all areas of the Global Broker dealers, customers who attend, even within the USA.

Nasdaq lists a series of cryptographic -related products, including the Ishares Bitcoin Trust (Ibit), the ETF Spot issued by Blackrock, which saw the most successful ETF debut in the history of ETF launches in the United States. Today early, the exchange listed two ETFs of Futuros de Solana (Sun) issued by volatility actions.



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