STREAMLINED AND CONSISTENT

Last updated: June 17, 2025, 11:32  |  Written by: Brian Kelly

Streamlined And Consistent
Streamlined And Consistent

Brett Harrison Announced Via Twitter

Following a successful beta test, crypto exchange FTX US has opened its stock trading to all users across all states in the US. The company’s President Brett Harrison

Brett Harrison announced via Twitter today, “Beta for stocks on FTX US opening today.” That’s right, the crypto exchange will now allow users to trade stocks and

FTX now operates the first stock trading platform that allows users to fund their accounts with fiat-backed stablecoins like USDC – customers can, of course, still use bank

Ftx Stocks Will Let Users

FTX US to launch stock trading against stablecoins - Cointelegraph

FTX Stocks will let users fund their accounts with USDC. The offering is being rolled out to select customers from a waitlist. FTX US announced on Wednesday that select

FTX to Expand Into Stock Trading - Nasdaq

Ftx Stocks Will Allow Retail

FTX Stocks will allow retail investors to fund their accounts with fiat-backed stablecoins like USD Coin via the FTX US crypto exchange. Major cryptocurrency exchange FTX

FTX US Opens Stock Trading to All US Users - coinspeaker.com

FTX Launches US Equities Trading with Stablecoins as a Funding

The Release Of Ftx Stocks

Cryptocurrency platform FTX expands into US equities market

The release of FTX Stocks marks the first time in industry history that retail brokerage accounts can be funded with fiat-backed stablecoins such as USDC via a partnership

FTX US Launches Stock Trading, Accounts Can Be Funded With

Starting Thursday

FTX US Launches FTX Stocks Offering Trading on US Listed Equities

Starting Thursday, it said “select US customers” chosen from a waiting list set up in February will be able to use FTX US to buy stocks and exchange traded funds, as well as

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