Trade.xyz says ICE will invest in its CFTC-regulated Hyperliquid perps venue

What sources claim

• Trade.xyz announced that Intercontinental Exchange, the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange, is investing in it, according to Decrypt, with a plan for a regulated U.S. venue offering round-the-clock perpetual futures built on Hyperliquid for stocks, indices, commodities, currencies and crypto, with its own exchange and clearing setup, pending CFTC approval.
• Decrypt reported that Stanley Druckenmiller is joining as the first of a small group of outside market figures, and that his family office disclosed a $23 million position in Hyperliquid Strategies earlier this year.
• Decrypt's Tyler Warner wrote that the Hyperliquid-linked announcement came on what was shaping up to be one of the most positive days for a crypto project, before Binance suffered a theft of about $6.4 billion in crypto.

Still unresolved

• Is Intercontinental Exchange the sole investor in Trade.xyz's U.S. venue plan, or are other backers involved? A filing or official statement naming the participants would confirm it.
• Has Trade.xyz filed with the CFTC for the planned exchange and clearing setup, and on what timeline? A CFTC filing or the company's own statement would confirm it.

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