ICE enters Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures... accelerating push to target retail investors
Original headlineICE, 하이퍼리퀴드 기반 무기한 선물 진출…개인투자자 공략 속도
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ICE agreed on October 29 to offer perpetual futures in the U.S. regulated market through Trade[XYZ], the main operator building real-world-asset perpetual futures on Hyperliquid, the large decentralized perpetuals exchange. The move brings crypto-native perpetual contracts, which have spread on offshore exchanges by catering to retail traders seeking fast outcomes, into the regulated U.S. derivatives framework, with ICE set to exclusively operate Trade[XYZ]'s regulated venue. It matters because the dominant U.S. futures exchange is validating a product structure long confined to crypto platforms, potentially widening retail access under federal oversight. What to watch next is the launch timeline and contract specs for the Trade[XYZ] venue, and whether Hyperliquid's on-chain real-world-asset perpetuals activity picks up as the regulated U.S. market opens.
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