OKX–NYSE Partnership Aims to Unify Traditional Finance and Digital Asset Markets
- The objective is to give OKX’s 120 million global users access to ICE futures markets and tokenized equities tied to the New York Stock Exchange, the companies said.
- Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is leading a joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the NYSE’s parent company, aimed at building infrastructure that connects traditional finance with digital asset markets.
- ICE senior vice president Trabue Bland said the initiative represents a move toward building foundational systems that will shape the future of global financial markets.
- The companies said the venture, pending regulatory approval, is expected to operate as a registered broker-dealer and futures commission merchant.
- The collaboration is designed to allow OKX’s roughly 120 million users worldwide to access ICE futures and tokenized NYSE equities, while also exploring further regulated blockchain-based market opportunities.
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