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Powerful cryptocurrency derivatives exchange company
About FTX
FTX is a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange designed to address common issues in the market such as clawbacks, broken liquidation systems, and poorly designed products. Serving both retail and institutional clients, FTX operates in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market. The business model focuses on providing a robust trading platform that mitigates the inefficiencies found in existing exchanges. Revenue is generated through transaction fees, margin trading, and other financial services. FTX is committed to education and actively collaborates with ecosystem players to advance the cryptocurrency space. Keywords: cryptocurrency, derivatives, exchange, clawbacks, liquidation, margin, retail, institutional, trading, platform.
Source: Dealroom company dataAt a glance
- Founded
- 2018
- Headquarters
- Nassau, Bahamas
- Sector
- Fintech
Investors
From Dealroom's funding and investor records, grouped by the round each investor first entered.
Seed8 investors entered at this stage
Redline Dao
Race Capital
FBG Capital- CLConsensus Lab
Galois Capital
Greylock Partners
Lemniscap
One Block Capital
Series A15 investors entered at this stage
Binance
Sequoia
Third Point Ventures- AHAlan Howard
Paul Tudor Jones II
VanEck
Multicoin Capital
Lightspeed Venture Partners
Circle
Softbank Capital
Coinbase Ventures
Ryze Labs
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
Tiger Global
BlackRock
Series B and later8 investors entered at this stage
Temasek
SoftBank Vision Fund
Insight Partners
NEA
Steadview Capital
SoftBank
Paradigm
IVP
Source: Dealroom Talent Intelligence.
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