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Cboe & Robinhood plan 23-stock earnings bets via SEC route

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Cboe has not yet named the 23 stocks or the KPIs involved, & plans to waive fees through 2026 subject to regulatory review.

The hit

Cboe & Robinhood plan binary options tied to corporate KPIs on 23 US stocks, according to FinanceFeeds. Unlike most prediction-market growth, which has run through CFTC-regulated venues, Cboe is routing these contracts through SEC securities rules, pending approval.

Why it matters

Cboe argues contracts tied to listed companies belong in the securities-market framework, according to FinanceFeeds. Its proposed structure would bring them within exchange surveillance, securities-option disclosure & federal securities rules, Cboe says. The exchange also points to federal pre-emption of state securities-registration requirements, a consideration as sports & event contracts face challenges from state regulators. Traders still need strike, settlement & liquidity details before pricing these against standard options.

The record

Robinhood event-contract revenue growth More than tenfold increase quarterly (FinanceFeeds)
Cboe KPI-contract fees Cboe plans to waive through end of 2026, subject to regulatory review
Robinhood customer fees None planned through end of 2026
Clearing structure Cboe Clear U.S. has applied for temporary SEC registration as covered clearing agency

What happens next

Watch for Cboe’s filings naming the 23 stocks, the specific KPIs, strike design & SEC approval of Cboe Clear U.S. as a covered clearing agency.

Sources: Cboe, Robinhood Plan KPI Binary Options on 23 US Stocks

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