MIAX Emerald Sweeps Away Mini-Options Dust from Rulebook
Published Date: 1/30/2025
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Summary
MIAX Emerald is cleaning up its rulebook by removing all mentions of mini-options, which are no longer used. They’re also updating some rule references to keep everything current and clear. This change affects traders using MIAX Emerald and takes effect immediately, with no extra costs or delays involved.
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