Intercontinental Exchange

We haven't talked about that.

But the hyperliquid partnership with the whatever, the Intercontinental Exchange, is that what it's called? Basically, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange announced a official partnership with TradeXYZ, which is the company that enables all the equity perps on hyperliquid and also the spot trading of assets on hyperliquid.

I think they do like 50% of hyperliquid's volume right now.

They've been fucking crushing it.

That was in about August.

International Continental Exchange partners up with TradeXYZ to launch hyperliquid in US markets.

Stan Druckenmiller literally just created an ex-account to just shill Hyperliquid.

Elon Musk is joining in to shill Hyperliquid.

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United States corn futures on the Intercontinental Exchange have dropped considerably over the past month, with the December contract losing 49 cents per bushel since October 8th, closing at $4.51.5 on October 29th, which was yesterday.

As a result, feed corn is reaching parity with feed barley, and some shipments have arrived for feedlots.

And that's the Beef and Forage Report.

I think a good thing to start with here would just be sort of recap a couple of things that happened yesterday.

So yesterday started out in a very bullish way when there was an announcement that ICE, the Intercontinental Exchange, which is the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, was going to be working with TradeXYZ and Hyperliquid to begin bringing perpetual futures online in America.

uh stanley druckenmiller tweeted out about this i think it was like his first tweet ever um and a lot of people thought wasn't that fake isn't his tweet fake i don't think it's fake i think it seems so fake

dude it seems

New York Stock Exchange owner partners with Perpetual Futures Company by Crystal Herr and Vicky Guihuan.

Intercontinental Exchange on Thursday said it is partnering with the creator behind some of the most popular perpetual futures on hyperliquid to bring these derivative contracts to the U.S.

The owner of the New York Stock Exchange said it will work with the creator, TradeXYZ, to establish a new regulated market and clearing structure for perpetual futures tied to crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and other real-world assets, pending regulatory approval.

The venue will incorporate know-your-customer and anti-money laundering standards.

The company, which additionally owns other bourses and clearinghouses, posted a third-quarter profit of $940 million, or $1.67 a share, compared with $816 million, or $1.42 a share, a year earlier.

The exchange-operated shares gained 4.5% on Thursday after news of the partnership was released.

Intercontinental Exchange said it is also making a strategic investment in trade XYZ.

Separately, hedge fund billionaire Stan Druckenmiller said he's also an investor in the company.

New York Stock Exchange owner partners with Perpetual Futures Company by Crystal Herr and Vicky Guihuan.

Intercontinental Exchange on Thursday said it is partnering with the creator behind some of the most popular perpetual futures on hyperliquid to bring these derivative contracts to the U.S.

The owner of the New York Stock Exchange said it will work with the creator, TradeXYZ, to establish a new regulated market and clearing structure for perpetual futures tied to crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and other real-world assets, pending regulatory approval.

The venue will incorporate know-your-customer and anti-money laundering standards.

The company, which additionally owns other bourses and clearinghouses, posted a third-quarter profit of $940 million, or $1.67 a share, compared with $816 million, or $1.42 a share, a year earlier.

The exchange-operated shares gained 4.5% on Thursday after news of the partnership was released.

Intercontinental Exchange said it is also making a strategic investment in trade XYZ.

Separately, hedge fund billionaire Stan Druckenmiller said he's also an investor in the company.

So This is ICE.

It's Intercontinental Exchange.

Yeah, they said they're going to be trying to launch regulated purpose in the US using hyperliquids tech through a company called Trade XYZ.

This would cover crypto equities, commodities, foreign exchanges and other assets.

that's very notable um now back kind of yeah exactly right where don's pointing out uh now kind of back in on that 200 day and that 50 level again obviously right this is an etf but this could be a key kind of logical uh psychological support level so we'll be keeping a close eye on ethereum as well uh moving on to hyperliquid b hype which had a uh significant news announcement yesterday which came in the form of Stanley Druckenmiller, the great Stanley Druckenmiller's first ever ex-post slash tweet.

He revealed his investment in TradeXYZ, which is partnered with ICE, the Intercontinental Exchange, which is the owner of the NYSE, to bring hyperliquid-powered 24-7 crypto and stock price trading to the US through Perpetual Futures.

which are essentially contracts with no expiration.

And the launch for that is still subject to regulatory approval.