Perpetuals, a Nasdaq-listed company run by former FTX Europe head Patrick Gruhn, said it has published a notice of intent to rely on a five-year relief framework from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing is tied to the company’s plan to trade tokenized U.S. stocks. According to the company, the notice starts a 30-day waiting period before the process can move ahead. The update places Perpetuals within the SEC’s exemption pathway cited in the company’s disclosure. The company did not provide additional details in the source text beyond the filing notice, the five-year relief period, and the required waiting window.
Perpetuals, a Nasdaq-listed company run by former FTX Europe head Patrick Gruhn, said it has published a notice of intent to rely on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s five-year relief in order to trade tokenized U.S. stocks.
Notice starts 30-day waiting period
The company said the filing is meant to rely on the SEC exemption framework for a five-year period.
Perpetuals added that a 30-day waiting period follows the publication of the notice of intent.
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