Former FTX US exec Brett Harrison raises $35 million for a “perpetual futures” exchange.
I don’t know what “AX, the financial industry’s first centralized exchange for perpetual futures on traditional asset classes,” is, but I do recognize Harrison. He was once touting FTX Stocks, and later mentioned by the FDIC for statements about the insurance status of customers’ accounts that it considered “false and misleading,” before everything went boom. [Link: Architect Financial Technologies Raises $35M in Se…
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