The U.S. SEC cancels the "Pattern Day Trader" rule and revokes the minimum balance requirement.

Mars Finance news: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced the repeal of the “pattern day trader” rule, removing the requirement for day trading accounts to maintain a minimum balance of $25,000. The rule was originally intended to curb frequent trading behavior and reduce investor risk. This change is expected to affect trading thresholds for various financial products, including cryptocurrencies and Web3-related assets, giving individual investors more flexibility. The SEC’s move marks a further relaxation of the U.S. financial regulatory environment and may boost market activity.

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