NYSE Parent, OKX Counter Hyperliquid With Regulated Oil Perpetual Futures
Key takeaways
- NYSE Parent, OKX Counter Hyperliquid With Regulated Oil Perpetual Futures André Beganski Fri, May 22, 2026 at 10:15 PM GMT+7 2 min read CL=F Traders located outside the U.S.
- “Oil markets are critical to the world economy,” OKX Global Managing Partner Haider Rafique said in a statement.
- Earlier this week, Hyperliquid’s policy arm pushed back against market integrity concerns that ICE and CME Group have brought regulators’ attention to, per Bloomberg.
NYSE Parent, OKX Counter Hyperliquid With Regulated Oil Perpetual Futures André Beganski Fri, May 22, 2026 at 10:15 PM GMT+7 2 min read CL=F Traders located outside the U.S. are gaining access to crypto-native derivatives modeled on Intercontinental Exchange’s energy benchmarks, OKX said in an announcement on Friday, underscoring Wall Street’s efforts to counter Hyperliquid’s rapid rise.
The international crypto exchange and New York Stock Exchange parent are targeting traders in the UAE, Europe, Australia, and Singapore, billing the move as “a major step forward in expanding regulated access to global commodity markets through digital asset infrastructure.”
The derivatives offered by OKX, known as perpetual futures, will be tied to ICE’s prices for Brent and WTI oil futures—allowing traders to speculate around the clokc on a market that’s drawn increasing attention since conflict in the Middle East choked the Strait of Hormuz.