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Posted On: 06/25/2025 7:06:09 PM
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They aimed for a 2021 launch as you can see if you Google their old PR's then they changed to 2022 and so on and so forth just like UNVC and IRME. LRDSF too but now they are suspended as Farnworth "moved on". I'm still hoping that it's NASDAQ and FULLY SEC REGISTERED as Doc said several times but I'll even take the Pyongyang stock exchange, anything. lol
Based on the information available, the Dream Exchange, intended to be the first Black-owned stock exchange in the United States, was aiming to launch in late 2021.
However, it's important to note the following:
The launch time-frame was an aim as of August 2020.
As of June 2025, Dream Exchange is currently preparing its application to become an SEC licensed national market system stock exchange.
Dream Exchange is also working to champion the creation of a new type of stock exchange called a venture exchange, which will list and trade the securities of early-stage small and mid-sized companies. This requires the passage of the Main Street Growth Act.
The Dream Exchange has formally filed its Form 1 application with the SEC and is awaiting approval. This application process was publicly noticed in the Federal Register in March 2025.
As of June 4, 2025, the SEC instituted proceedings to determine whether to grant or deny the Dream Exchange's application for registration as a national securities exchange.
Therefore, while the initial aim was to launch in 2021, the Dream Exchange is still in the process of seeking regulatory approval and is not yet operational as a stock exchange.
Based on the information available, the Dream Exchange, intended to be the first Black-owned stock exchange in the United States, was aiming to launch in late 2021.
However, it's important to note the following:
The launch time-frame was an aim as of August 2020.
As of June 2025, Dream Exchange is currently preparing its application to become an SEC licensed national market system stock exchange.
Dream Exchange is also working to champion the creation of a new type of stock exchange called a venture exchange, which will list and trade the securities of early-stage small and mid-sized companies. This requires the passage of the Main Street Growth Act.
The Dream Exchange has formally filed its Form 1 application with the SEC and is awaiting approval. This application process was publicly noticed in the Federal Register in March 2025.
As of June 4, 2025, the SEC instituted proceedings to determine whether to grant or deny the Dream Exchange's application for registration as a national securities exchange.
Therefore, while the initial aim was to launch in 2021, the Dream Exchange is still in the process of seeking regulatory approval and is not yet operational as a stock exchange.
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