Bullish names former NYSE president Stacey Cunningham as $4.2bn transfer-agent deal awaits close
The appointment puts an experienced exchange executive in charge as Bullish tries to connect issuer registers, trading and tokenised shareholder rights.
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The appointment puts an experienced exchange executive in charge as Bullish tries to connect issuer registers, trading and tokenised shareholder rights.
Bullish’s filed accounts show why gross digital-asset sales cannot be read as ordinary revenue: paired inventory cost leaves a 4.76-basis-point difference before fees and fair-value movements.
An NYSE demonstration and planned expansion to three blockchains show the difference between token movement and the legally authoritative shareholder register.
Bullish reported $37.7 billion in October trading volume, down from $48.6 billion in September; the mix reveals a deeper contraction in options than in spot business.
Bullish and Equiniti showed an on-chain movement of reserved equity at the NYSE while expanding the planned issuer-sponsored network choice beyond Solana to Aptos and Ethereum.
The live connection brings executed trades and market data into institutional booking, risk and reconciliation. Its practical value lies in keeping options exposures and cash-settlement records aligned with a wider portfolio while exchange margin and trading permissions remain separate.