Federal Register #SR-CboeEDGX-2026-067

SEC notice of Cboe EDGX proposed options-listing standards for multi-crypto trusts and qualifying ETFs

This SEC notice describes proposed Cboe EDGX options-listing rule changes, not a government purchase. - Government agency: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). - Organization named: Cboe EDGX Exchange, Inc., the exchange that filed the proposed rule change; no purchasing office, vendor, or OEM is identified. - Proposal: Establish initial and continued listing standards for options on commodity-based trusts holding multiple crypto assets. Each underlying asset would need an average daily market value of at least $700 million over the preceding 12 months and would need to underlie a derivatives contract traded on a market covered by a comprehensive surveillance-sharing agreement. - Additional change: Permit options listing on qualifying exchange-traded funds defined under Investment Company Act Rule 6c-11, with related rulebook amendments. - Procurement status: No products or services, quantities, or contract value are specified or requested.

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Cboe EDGX Exchange, Inc. proposes to amend Rules 19.3 and 19.4 to establish generic initial and continued listing standards for options on commodity-based trusts holding multiple crypto assets. The proposed criteria include a minimum average daily market value of $700 million for each underlying crypto asset over the preceding 12 months and a qualifying derivatives market with which the Exchange has a comprehensive surveillance-sharing agreement. The changes would also permit listing options on exchange-traded funds defined under Rule 6c-11 and make related conforming amendments. The SEC notice requests comments on the proposed rule change.

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