#USHouseMarketStructureDraft The #USHouseMarketStructureDraft is a legislative proposal aimed at reforming how securities are traded in U.S. markets. It focuses on increasing transparency, promoting fair competition, and ensuring best execution for retail investors. Key elements include greater oversight of Payment for Order Flow (PFOF), improving access to market data, and encouraging competition among trading venues. The draft responds to concerns raised by events like the GameStop trading frenzy, where market mechanics came under scrutiny. Supporters argue it levels the playing field, while critics worry it may reduce liquidity or innovation. Overall, the draft reflects growing efforts to modernize U.S. financial market structures.