NYSE Parent Company Invests in Crypto Exchange OKX at $25B Valuation
Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE) – the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange – has made an undisclosed strategic investment in crypto exchange OKX at a $25B valuation.
What's the Scoop?
- Strategic Investment: According to a press release, ICE has made an undisclosed strategic investment into OKX at a $25B valuation that will allow it to license OKX's price feeds for use in ICE futures products. Additionally, ICE will receive a seat on OKX’s Board of Directors.
- Tokenization Ambitions: Subject to regulatory approval, the deal will also allow OKX customers to trade ICE's U.S. futures and NYSE tokenized equities markets, providing regulated access to the world's leading financial market.
- Moon That: OKB (the native utility token of OKX) ripped nearly 60% on the deal announcement before retracing a substantial portion of its move. At the time of publication, OKB was holding steady, up approximately 20% interday.
Today we announced a strategic relationship with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).
— OKX (@okx) March 5, 2026
• ICE has made a direct investment in OKX and joining our Board of Directors
• ICE will license OKX spot crypto prices to launch U.S.-regulated futures
• OKX plans to provide access to ICE U.S.… pic.twitter.com/oBHHVkLvAW