Nasdaq

Company NDAQ

Last mentioned: Mar 26, 2026

Timeline

  1. Initial Compliance Deadline

    End of the first 180-day grace period to regain the $1.00 minimum bid.

  2. SEC Approval

    The SEC grants historic approval for Nasdaq to put the stock market on the blockchain.

  3. SEC Approval

    The SEC grants Nasdaq the authority to trade and settle tokenized securities on its main market.

  4. Nasdaq Notice Received

    Official deficiency notices issued to both companies by Nasdaq.

  5. Deficiency Period Begins

    Share prices for APM and DEFI fall below the $1.00 threshold.

  6. ICE Platform Reveal

    Intercontinental Exchange announces its own platform for on-chain settlement.

  7. Formal Proposal

    Nasdaq submits a formal rule change to the SEC to allow DLT-based clearing.

  8. Proposal Filed

    Nasdaq submits a proposal to the SEC to amend rules for tokenized trading.

  9. T+1 Implementation

    US markets move to a one-day settlement cycle, highlighting the need for further efficiency.

  10. Digital Assets Launch

    Nasdaq launches its dedicated Digital Assets division to explore institutional tokenization.

Stories mentioning Nasdaq 7

Regulation Bullish

SEC Approves Nasdaq Proposal for Tokenized Securities Trading

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a landmark proposal by Nasdaq to allow the trading and settlement of stocks in tokenized form. Initially limited to Russell 1000 stocks and major benchmark ETFs, the move integrates blockchain-based settlement into the core of the U.S. equity market infrastructure.

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Institutional Bearish

US Markets Slump as Geopolitical Tensions and Inflation Fears Hit Risk Assets

Wall Street faced a significant downturn as a combination of escalating geopolitical tensions, persistent inflation concerns, and a cooling of AI-driven optimism triggered a broad sell-off. The resulting flight to safety boosted oil prices while putting downward pressure on high-growth sectors and risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies.

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