#USHouseMarketStructureDraft The U.S. House Market Structure Draft is a legislative proposal aimed at reforming the structure and regulation of financial markets. Introduced by lawmakers to enhance transparency, competition, and investor protection, the draft addresses concerns over market fragmentation, order routing practices, and the dominance of certain trading platforms. It proposes changes to how trades are executed, including increasing oversight of payment for order flow and promoting fair access to market data. The draft seeks to level the playing field between traditional exchanges and alternative trading systems. If enacted, it could significantly reshape how securities are bought and sold in the U.S., impacting brokers, institutional investors, and retail traders across the financial ecosystem.