NYSE owner ICE plans U.S. Hyperliquid perpetual futures
In short
ICE, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, is moving to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to the U.S. The planned ICE venue would trade 24/7 and cover stocks, commodities and crypto, but it still needs CFTC approval.
This could open a new kind of trading for U.S. markets and crypto users. It is not yet known whether regulators will approve it or when it would start.
What the reporting says
ICE, the NYSE owner, is taking steps to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to the U.S., with a planned ICE venue that would offer 24/7 trading in perpetual futures on stocks, commodities and crypto, pending CFTC approval. The reporting says ICE is investing in TradeXYZ. What is still unknown is whether regulators will approve the venue and when it could launch.
Why it matters
ICE is moving to create a U.S. venue for Hyperliquid perpetual futures, according to the reported plan. The venue would trade around the clock and cover stocks, commodities and crypto, but it still needs CFTC approval. The source also says ICE is investing in TradeXYZ. The immediate market significance depends on whether regulators approve the structure and timing, which are not stated.