MIAX Boots 'X' Symbol from Rebate Program
Published Date: 7/15/2025
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Summary
Miami International Securities Exchange (MIAX) is updating its fee schedule by removing the ticker symbol “X” (United States Steel Corporation) from its special Priority Customer Rebate Program. This change takes effect immediately and affects traders dealing with that symbol, potentially changing their fees and rebates. If you trade options on MIAX, keep an eye on this update starting now!
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Select Symbol 'X' Removed From Rebate List
MIAX removed the ticker symbol "X" (United States Steel Corporation) from its list of Select Symbols in the Priority Customer Rebate Program, effective upon the filing on June 30, 2025. If you trade options on MIAX in that symbol as a Priority Customer, you may no longer receive the slightly higher rebates that applied to Select Symbols.
United States Steel Options Delisted on MIAX
MIAX delisted options for United States Steel Corporation (ticker "X") from trading on the Exchange effective June 20, 2025. If you trade those options on MIAX, they are no longer listed for trading on MIAX and you will need to use other venues or stop trading that class on MIAX.
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