ICE CEO: Has met multiple times with the Hyperliquid team to explore potential collaboration
Odaily reported that DEGEN NEWS posted on X that the founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) (parent company of the New York Stock Exchange) stated they have met several times with the Hyperliquid team to discuss areas of business overlap and potential collaboration. The CEO noted that Hyperliquid has attracted attention for providing crude oil trading during weekends, when the traditional crude oil market is closed.
In addition, Hyperliquid has launched SpaceX derivatives trading. The CEO stated they will monitor whether the prices discovered in this private market on SpaceX's June 11 listing will have an impact on the IPO. The CEO also said that, depending on the allowed leverage, retail investors will take on substantial capital risk in this IPO, which, if scaled up, could even exceed the size of the IPO itself.
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