Entity background
OKX is a global crypto platform offering spot, derivatives, trading tools, wallets, and onchain services. Listings, delistings, maintenance, proof of reserves, regional licenses, and product rules directly affect the markets and services available to users.
Current focus
xiyu.news has tracked 4 related reports since 2026-09-20. The latest focus is “OKX Completes New Funding Round at $25 Billion Valuation, with Standard Chartered Among Participants”. 3 continuing event timelines connect the coverage over time.
Recent developments
4 entries- #01
OKX Completes New Funding Round at $25 Billion Valuation, with Standard Chartered Among Participants
OKX has completed a new funding round at a $25 billion valuation, according to a Bloomberg report cited by Foresight News. The round is an extension of OKX's March funding round, with participants including Circle, Ripple, Standard Chartered's investment arm SC Ventures and quantitative hedge fund Qube Research & Technologies. The investor list adds a bank-affiliated venture arm plus a stablecoin issuer and a payments-focused crypto firm to OKX's cap table, indicating continued institutional participation in crypto exchange equity. The report describes the deal as an extension of the round OKX raised in March and does not disclose the amount raised in this round.
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Wall Street Never Sleeps: ICE and OKX Plot 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading
ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, and crypto exchange OKX are reportedly planning to offer 24/7 tokenized stock trading, combining traditional exchange infrastructure with crypto-native continuous markets. The reported collaboration is described as early-stage and has not been confirmed. The reported tie-up would connect the operator of the NYSE with a crypto-native trading venue, a notable convergence of traditional exchange infrastructure and digital-asset markets. Any concrete effect depends on whether the plans advance beyond the reported early stage. The reports remain unconfirmed by ICE or OKX, and no launch date, product structure or regulatory approvals were detailed. ICE operates 13 regulated exchanges and six clearing houses and owns ICE Digital Trust, a digital asset custody business; OKX began in 2013 as the exchange Okcoin.
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OKX Applies to SEC to Launch Tokenized U.S. Stock Trading Platform
OKXICE LLC, the 50-50 joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, has notified the SEC of its intent to launch a tokenized securities venue under the regulator's new Innovation Exemption. The platform would initially cover tokenized shares of 63 NYSE-listed companies, with issuers given 30 days to opt out before trading begins. ICE's direct participation places the owner of the NYSE inside infrastructure testing whether U.S. equity trading can extend onto blockchain rails, including around the clock. OKXICE co-chair and former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo called it "a landmark step toward a truly global, 24/7 Wall Street." The proposed venue would initially support 63 securities, including Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Coinbase and Circle, and would trade 24/7. Prices would be set by the ratio of assets in automated market maker liquidity pools rather than by prevailing NYSE or Nasdaq prices, with external stock data used only for displays and trading-halt checks; the filing is not an approval and launch depends on the 30-day opt-out period and other requirements.
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SlowMist and OKX Confirm Kernel-Level Spy Code in FomoPeek App
Blockchain security firm SlowMist (Slow Fog) and the security team at crypto exchange OKX jointly confirmed that the FomoPeek app ships with spy code that operates at the kernel level of the user's device, according to a report carried by ababnews.com and a parallel warning published by blockchain.news. Kernel-level malware sits below the normal app sandbox, so it can reach data that ordinary app permissions cannot, making the finding a direct threat to wallet secrets and personal data of anyone who installed the app; the involvement of a major exchange's security team also signals that the threat is being treated as credible rather than speculative. Because the offending code runs with kernel privileges, it is difficult for a user to detect or remove through ordinary app uninstallation, and security researchers typically advise treating an infected device as fully compromised, up to and including reflashing or abandoning the device for any wallet-related activity.