Ondo backs SEC's plan to scrap a 2005 trading rule

The "best price" rule that has governed U.S. stocks since 2005 is a barrier to progress that must be scrapped. While Rule 611 claims to protect investors, it has actually created a fragmented system that makes tokenized trading far too expensive and drives innovation offshore. We must abandon this rigid execution standard to allow on-chain markets to thrive and modernize the U.S. system. Is the guarantee of a "best price" worth stifling the future of finance? What’s your take?
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