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NYSE owner moves to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to U.S. pending CFTC approval
The owner of the New York Stock Exchange is taking measures to introduce Hyperliquid perpetual futures within the United States.
This prospective ICE[XYZ] venue is slated to provide perpetual futures trading around the clock for assets including stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.
Such an offering remains contingent upon receiving approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
Furthermore, ICE is currently engaged in investments within Trade[XYZ].
This development signals a growing effort by major market infrastructure providers to expand regulated derivative offerings into the digital asset space.
The planned ICE[XYZ] venue's ability to offer 24/7 perpetual futures across diverse asset classes underscores the increasing institutional appetite for continuous trading mechanisms in crypto markets.
Why it matters
This development signals a significant move toward regulated, centralized offerings of crypto derivatives in the U.S. Market participants should closely watch the CFTC's review process for this new venue. The inclusion of crypto alongside traditional assets changes the landscape for futures trading.
Reported by CoinDesk.
Topics: regulation, exchange.
