Druckenmiller invests in tradeXYZ crypto-style perpetual futures platform
Hedge fund billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has invested in tradeXYZ, a platform partnering with Intercontinental Exchange to bring crypto-style perpetual futures to regulated US markets, according to Financial Times reporting cited by Hedgeweek. Druckenmiller confirmed the investment, and financial details were not disclosed. The platform also maintains a partnership with offshore crypto derivatives exchange Hyperliquid.
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Druckenmiller said he has invested in tradeXYZ, a little-known CME Group rival.
“Hedge fund billionaire says he has invested in little-known CME Group rival tradeXYZ”
Financial Times Hedge Funds -
Druckenmiller invested in tradeXYZ, which is partnering with Intercontinental Exchange to bring high-risk crypto-style perpetual futures to regulated US markets.
“has invested in tradeXYZ, a trading platform partnering with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) to introduce high-risk, crypto-style perpetual futures contracts to regulated US markets”
Hedgeweek -
Druckenmiller confirmed his investment in tradeXYZ, and financial details of his backing were not disclosed.
“confirmed his investment in tradeXYZ, which also maintains a partnership with offshore crypto derivatives exchange Hyperliquid. Financial details of his backing were not disclosed”
Hedgeweek
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