The post FTX Is Coming Back To the US With a New Trading Platform? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Former FTX US President Brett Harrison is developing a new trading platform to offer perpetual contracts on traditional assets such as stocks and foreign exchange. The initiative aims to bring traditional capital market trading into a trading structure similar to crypto perpetual contracts. Sponsored Sponsored Harrison Reveals Plans for AX Exchange Harrison announced on Wednesday that his financial infrastructure firm, Architect, plans to launch AX, the world’s first centralized and regulated exchange for perpetual futures on traditional assets. These assets cover everything from foreign exchange to single stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), stock indices, and other commodities. The initiative aims to apply the same model used in crypto perp markets to traditional assets. “We designed AX with the goal of combining the capital efficiency and operational simplicity of crypto perps with the security, transparency, and regulatory oversight of traditional futures exchanges: price bands, volatility halts, default waterfalls, and product-specific margin,” Harrison said on X.  The company behind AX has already received strong financial backing. AX Receives Major Investor Backing Bloomberg reported earlier today that Chicago-based Architect has raised $17 million in its ongoing Series A funding round. The participation of Coinbase Ventures, Circle Ventures, and Anthony Scaramucci’s SALT Fund adds institutional credibility to the AX project. Sponsored Sponsored The @Architect_fi team and I are excited to announce the launch of AX, the world’s first centralized and regulated exchange for perpetual futures on traditional assets: FX, single stocks, ETFs, stock indexes, interest rates, metals, energy, and more. pic.twitter.com/W5hmihDubc — Brett Harrison (@BrettHarrison88) October 29, 2025 This backing helps set Architect and AX apart from FTX US’s legacy. It also demonstrates that AX has the financial resources to develop and launch a regulated trading platform, considering such an initiative involves significant licensing, technology, and compliance costs.  Architect recently secured a license from the… The post FTX Is Coming Back To the US With a New Trading Platform? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Former FTX US President Brett Harrison is developing a new trading platform to offer perpetual contracts on traditional assets such as stocks and foreign exchange. The initiative aims to bring traditional capital market trading into a trading structure similar to crypto perpetual contracts. Sponsored Sponsored Harrison Reveals Plans for AX Exchange Harrison announced on Wednesday that his financial infrastructure firm, Architect, plans to launch AX, the world’s first centralized and regulated exchange for perpetual futures on traditional assets. These assets cover everything from foreign exchange to single stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), stock indices, and other commodities. The initiative aims to apply the same model used in crypto perp markets to traditional assets. “We designed AX with the goal of combining the capital efficiency and operational simplicity of crypto perps with the security, transparency, and regulatory oversight of traditional futures exchanges: price bands, volatility halts, default waterfalls, and product-specific margin,” Harrison said on X.  The company behind AX has already received strong financial backing. AX Receives Major Investor Backing Bloomberg reported earlier today that Chicago-based Architect has raised $17 million in its ongoing Series A funding round. The participation of Coinbase Ventures, Circle Ventures, and Anthony Scaramucci’s SALT Fund adds institutional credibility to the AX project. Sponsored Sponsored The @Architect_fi team and I are excited to announce the launch of AX, the world’s first centralized and regulated exchange for perpetual futures on traditional assets: FX, single stocks, ETFs, stock indexes, interest rates, metals, energy, and more. pic.twitter.com/W5hmihDubc — Brett Harrison (@BrettHarrison88) October 29, 2025 This backing helps set Architect and AX apart from FTX US’s legacy. It also demonstrates that AX has the financial resources to develop and launch a regulated trading platform, considering such an initiative involves significant licensing, technology, and compliance costs.  Architect recently secured a license from the…