SEC proposes transfer-agent rule and plans round-the-clock trading discussion

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has issued an agenda for a roundtable focused on 24-hour trading in U.S. markets, while also proposing a new rule for transfer agents. The developments were reported by CoinDesk on Sept. 1, 2026. The proposed transfer-agent framework could have implications for blockchain-based market infrastructure, although the available information does not specify the rule’s provisions or its potential effect on individual assets. The SEC’s planned event is intended to examine the structure and considerations surrounding continuous U.S. trading. The announcements are relevant to digital-asset market participants tracking possible changes to securities-market infrastructure and trading access. Propy (PRO) is the related asset listed for this update.