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first_img OKX launches public testing for on-chain spot and perpetual contracts, simulating traditional financial market trading

According to The Defiant, OKX announced the launch of the Onchain Spot and Perps public beta within its app. Qualified users can use free points (XP) to simulate trading in stock, index, and commodity markets, preparing for subsequent real fund trading. This simulated trading competition shares a prize pool of 250,000 USDT with Outcomes Season 3, running from October 14, 22:00 EST to November 14, 11:00. XP points have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn, transferred between accounts, or exchanged for financial instruments.The first simulated markets include gold, S&P 500 ETF, SpaceX, and Nvidia themes, with separate trading pairs for spot and perpetual contracts. Participants are testing trading strategies rather than purchasing shares of the aforementioned companies. OKX's product announcement indicates that qualified customers come from Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, as well as the Middle East and North Africa; users must complete identity verification and use a passkey to open a dedicated on-chain account through their existing OKX account.The trading venue operates on Exchange OS built on X Layer, and OKX refers to this account as self-custodial, supporting a unified balance between spot, perpetual contracts, and Outcomes. The spot and perpetual markets share margin, eliminating the need for internal transfers between product accounts.OKX stated that after the competition ends, real fund trading will be opened, allowing users to fund their on-chain accounts from their OKX exchange accounts, with spot and perpetual contracts settled on-chain in USDS. The activity XP and positions will not convert to real fund positions.

first_img The U.S. SEC has revised the quorum rules, potentially concentrating the authority for cryptocurrency regulation in the hands of a few commissioners

On September 30, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released final rules adjusting the quorum requirement to only one commissioner in most cases to constitute a quorum, which took effect on October 2. The SEC stated that this move aims to enhance the flexibility and finality of institutional rule-making. Earlier this month, Commissioner Hester Peirce resigned, leaving only Chairman Paul Atkins and former Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda as the two remaining commissioners, while the agency's statutory seats are five.The leadership vacancy at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is even more pronounced, as Michael Selig has been the only Senate-confirmed chairman and commissioner since December 2025. Both agencies were originally set to have five commissioners. In terms of rule-making, the SEC proposed in August to provide a safe harbor for tokens not to be classified as "investment contracts," and the CFTC followed up in October, with Selig stating that he would utilize existing statutory authority to advance cryptocurrency regulation through proposed rules regarding exchanges; Atkins also mentioned on October 2 that more regulatory proposals would be forthcoming.On October 5, the Financial Times published a commentary by Robin Wigglesworth, pointing out that with only two commissioners, if one needs to recuse themselves or is unable to perform their duties, a single commissioner can pass formal rules applicable to a securities market worth trillions of dollars. Uyeda subsequently responded in the Financial Times, stating that the SEC's commitment to its mission has not changed, and the rule modification merely clarifies that when all but one commissioner must recuse themselves, the commission can still constitute a quorum.

first_img The real-world asset market HyperDex launches a spot and perpetual aggregator

On October 13, 2026, the real-world asset market HyperDex announced the launch of a spot and perpetual contract aggregator, placing spot routing, cross-chain transfers, and the newly announced perpetual aggregation on the same interface. The announcement did not disclose the trading volume upon launch, and the perpetual section did not specify the venue, supported contracts, collateral rules, or liquidation mechanisms; the product is currently labeled as beta.The interface provides quotes for each exchange and cross-chain transaction between exchanges, cross-chain bridges, and intent resolvers; users sign with their own addresses, and funds are routed through audited contracts to the selected target, with the platform not holding custody. The team claims to have integrated with LI.FI, RIFT, Enso, Ravn, and specifically mentions Relay, Across, NEAR Intents, Chainflip, among others, totaling over 70 venues and more than 19,000 tokens, including tokenized stocks, gold, government bonds, and credit issued by Ondo, Backpack, Coinbase, Robinhood, etc. The supporting chain documentation states that routing covers 69 mainnets, 36 bridges, and 39 exchanges, including EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, and Zcash.After selecting tokens, chains, and quantities, the system requests quotes and sorts them by the best price or fastest completion, refreshing quotes every 20 seconds. Before signing, it displays the minimum received amount, network fees, HyperDex fees, and estimated completion time; standard transfer fees are 0.50%, private exchanges are 0.75%, and protocol fees are deducted from the sent tokens. On-chain settlements are reportedly completed atomically, and any slippage beyond the limit will roll back; if a cross-chain bridge is completed but the target chain exchange fails, users will receive the bridged assets on the target chain. The routing contracts are claimed to be audited, open-source, and have a bug bounty program.
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