What is NYSE?
The New York Stock Exchange is a major United States stock exchange, referenced in the supplied material mainly as a pricing benchmark against which newer trading venues are measured. The through-line in these accounts is competitive comparison: speakers weigh emerging exchanges and settlement infrastructure against the NYSE’s established position.
Company timeline
- May 2026 - Michael Eisenberg said the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is going to be the NASDAQ of the current decade.
- Jul 2026 - JTX said a competing venue is starting to beat the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQs on prices, if it has not already.
- Sep 2026 - Jeremy Allaire said his firm is not the exchange but the infrastructure on which exchanges can be built and settled.
Where it appears in the record
Every line below is attributed to a named speaker.
Jeremy Allaire on Circle's role relative to exchanges: infrastructure, not competitor.
“We want those applications to use us, right? Like we are not the exchange. We are not the we are the infrastructure on which you can build an exchange. We are the infrastructure for settlement.”Jeremy Allaire · 16 Sep 2026
Brilliance, a Chinese minivan maker, raised $70 million in a 1992 NYSE/NASDAQ IPO, making it the first Chinese company to list on a major US exchange, five years before TSMC.
“They raised 70 million US dollar like 5 years before TSMC.”<UNKNOWN> · 17 Aug 2026
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is being positioned as a listing venue for tech companies too small for NASDAQ or NYSE thresholds, potentially becoming a significant mid-tier public market for global tech.
“The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is going to be the NASDAQ of the current decade.”Michael Eisenberg · 6 May 2026
On-chain prop AMMs may already be beating NYSE and NASDAQ on price, challenging the assumption that traditional equity venues offer superior execution quality.
“I think it's going to start beating, if it hasn't already, some of these more like New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQs on prices.”JTX · 15 Jul 2026