alwaysonmarkets

For a long time, the financial market functioned like a city with a curfew. There were permitted hours, prohibited days, and silences imposed by the calendar. Not for technical necessity, but by inheritance. The clock dictated more than technology.
This logic starts to dissolve.
The New York Stock Exchange has decided to abandon the idea that trading needs to sleep. The movement is not cosmetic or experimental. It is an infrastructure change: continuous operations, native settlement on blockchain, and the removal of delays that have always been treated as 'normal.'