NYSE owner ICE moves to bring Hyperliquid-style perpetual futures to U.S. markets

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Intercontinental Exchange, which owns the New York Stock Exchange, is taking steps to launch a U.S. venue called ICE[XYZ] that would offer perpetual futures. The contracts would cover stocks, commodities and cryptocurrencies and trade around the clock. The launch depends on approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. ICE is also investing in Trade[XYZ], the company behind the Hyperliquid-linked project.

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