According to @StockMKTNewz, a January 2, 2026 post shares the complete list of 2026 U.S. stock market closure days for traders to plan around. Source: @StockMKTNewz on X, January 2, 2026. On those dates, NYSE and Nasdaq cash equity markets are closed, so U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs and crypto-linked stocks will not trade on-exchange. Sources: NYSE official Trading Holidays; Nasdaq Trading Hours and Holidays; SEC January 2024 spot Bitcoin ETF approval orders noting listings on NYSE Arca, Nasdaq and Cboe. Crypto spot markets for BTC and ETH trade 24/7, creating potential ETF NAV premiums or discounts that can gap on the next U.S. equity open; manage basis and pre-open liquidity accordingly. Sources: Coinbase Help Center on 24/7 crypto market access; SEC Investor Bulletin on ETFs premiums and discounts. With T+1 settlement in effect since May 28, 2024, pre-holiday trades have accelerated funding and settlement timelines across U.S. equities and ETFs. Sources: SEC Final Rule adopting T+1 settlement with May 28, 2024 compliance date; DTCC T+1 implementation notice. CME equity index futures often follow modified Globex sessions on U.S. holidays, affecting hedges for crypto-exposed portfolios; confirm specific hours for each 2026 holiday. Source: CME Group Globex Holiday Calendar.

According to @StockMKTNewz, the New York Stock Exchange has released its holiday closure schedules for 2026, 2027, and 2028, enabling traders to lock in non-trading days for execution planning and risk management (source: @StockMKTNewz). Equity and options desks should update order routing, settlement calendars, and corporate action timelines to reflect the confirmed NYSE market closures to avoid failed settlements and liquidity gaps on affected dates (source: NYSE holiday calendar publications). Crypto participants should note that fiat on-ramps and cross-asset flows tied to U.S. market hours can be thinner during NYSE holiday closures even as BTC and ETH trade continuously, which can influence liquidity conditions and basis spreads around U.S. holidays (source: U.S. exchange holiday practices and crypto venue 24/7 trading disclosures).