Cboe, S&P Dow Jones may explore tokenized options contracts under extended licensing deal
The agreement opens the door to tokenized derivatives as some of Wall Street’s biggest institutions, including Nasdaq, NYSE and DTCC, move traditional markets onchain.
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Summary
- Cboe and S&P Dow Jones Indices extended their exclusive S&P 500 options licensing agreement for another 25 years, through 2051.
- The agreement said the firms may collaborate beyond traditional index derivatives, including on products such as tokenized options contracts.
- The possibility comes as major U.S. market operators and infrastructure providers explore putting stocks and other traditional securities on blockchain rails.
