Cboe asked US regulators to approve all-or-nothing options tied to corporate earnings metrics, expanding exchange-traded contracts beyond stock-price moves.
The proposed binary KPI options would pay out based on whether a reported figure clears a preset threshold, turning results such as revenue, data-center sales or credit-loss provisions into yes-or-no trades.
The filing covers more than 100 metrics across 23 companies, including SpaceX, Nvidia and JPMorgan Chase.
If approved, the contracts would bring prediction-market-style wagering on corporate performance into the SEC-regulated options market.