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- The companies said the initiative aims to give OKX’s 120 million global users access to ICE futures products and NYSE tokenized equity markets.
- Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is heading a joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, focused on building infrastructure that connects traditional finance with digital assets.
- ICE senior vice president Trabue Bland said the joint venture represents an effort to create the foundational systems that will shape global financial markets in the years ahead.
- Pending regulatory approval, the OKX–ICE partnership is expected to operate as a registered broker-dealer and futures commission merchant, according to the announcement.
- The collaboration seeks to allow OKX’s user base of around 120 million across the U.S. and internationally to trade ICE futures and access tokenized NYSE-listed equities, while also exploring other regulated blockchain-based market opportunities.

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