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Robinhood backs push to scrap a market rule most traders don't know exists

Robinhood and SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce are pushing to scrap Rule 611, a two-decade-old mandate that could pave the way for stock token trading.

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📍 How it ended

The SEC proposed the rescission of Regulation NMS trade-through and locked/crossed market rules. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and Robinhood backed the plan to scrap Rule 611, which was described as having outlived its usefulness.

The proposal was poised to allow stock token trading.

Epilogue added 7d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

The SEC is proposing the rescission of Regulation NMS trade-through and locked/crossed market rules, specifically Rule 611. Commissioner Hester Peirce has backed the plan, stating that the rule has outlived its usefulness and is no longer needed by markets.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes that Robinhood supports the push and suggests the move could allow for stock token trading. Bloomberg identifies crypto as a clear winner in this potential market shakeup.

Attention is now on whether the SEC proposal will lead to the actual rescission of the rule and the subsequent impact on the tokenization path, though CoinDesk notes that a full rule may lack resilience.

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Quick answers

What is Rule 611?

It is a two-decade-old mandate within Regulation NMS regarding trade-through and locked/crossed market rules.

Who is advocating for the removal of this rule?

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and the trading platform Robinhood.

What is the potential outcome of scrapping the rule?

According to Reuters and Bloomberg, the move could allow for stock token trading and benefit the crypto sector.

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