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💹 SEC Approves Texas Stock Exchange — A New Era in U.S. Financial Infrastructure
This marks a significant decentralization of U.S. financial markets, positioning Texas as an emerging competitor to New York and Chicago—highlighting shifts toward more business-friendly regulatory environments.
The U.S. SEC has officially approved the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) as a national securities exchange, marking the first new fully integrated U.S. market in decades and the only one headquartered in Texas. Supported by major players such as BlackRock and Citadel Securities, TXSE raised $120 million and plans to start operations in 2026 from its Dallas headquarters. Governor Greg Abbott called the move a milestone toward establishing Texas as a leading financial hub.
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🐛 We Found a Bug in Go’s ARM64 Compiler
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🧑💻 One-Man Campaign Derails EU ‘Chat Control’ Bill
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🧨 A Competitor Crippled a $23.5M Bootcamp by Becoming a Reddit Moderator
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🧠 The Programmer Identity Crisis
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🧩 HUML :: Human-oriented Markup Language
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🪶 Dewaffling the Tech Industry
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