[eries]

Our application was just the first step. This is the base layer of rules and standards, very much akin to NASDAQ or NYSE. That’s not a change per se, it’s just where you have to start. We will make additional filings soon.

Crowdfunding and private markets. We have some ideas on how this could be done in an ethical and transparent way, but we would proceed cautiously if we go that way. Too much activity these days is quite dubious and we don’t want to profit from that.

Yes, all of our listing stocks will reads as part of the National Market System, which means you’ll be able to access them everywhere including at retail. It’s very important to use that everyday people are able to access the same features and benefits as larger holders.

On rewards for long-term holders, yes we have considered that and I think you’ll be pleased by what we eventually roll out.

[grey-area]

Sounds great, thank you for the informative responses in this thread. Re changes/revisions before acceptance by the SEC, I was referring to this part of the article:

Friday’s decision followed an uncertain fate for LTSE, which had faced SEC opposition before revising parts of its proposal.

[eries]

Yeah, I understand why they wrote that - this process is confusing. This is an entirely new proposal because we are applying under a different regulatory pathway (a “form one filing” instead of a “rules change” on a legacy exchange).