FTX.US Witnesses an 52% Increase on Its User Count during Q3 2021

　　FTX.US Witnesses an 52% Increase on Its User Count during Q3 2021

　　The crypto exchange also saw a surge in its headcount by 30% during the period.

　　FTX.US, the United States-based affiliate of the crypto exchange FTX, published on Thursday its corporate business update for the third quarter of 2021. According to the report shared with Finance Magnates, its average daily volume (ADV) rose by 512% during the period.

　　Also, it hit a total peak volume of $807 million during a 24-hour period on September 7, 2021. Moreover, its user count skyrocketed by 52% over the third quarter, while its US crypto spot market volume was held at 4.5% at the end of the period, up from 2% at the start of the quarter.

　　“The continued growth and success of the FTX US platform is a testament to our teams dedication to delivering industry-leading technology and unrivaled customer service. The trust and support of our user base have allowed FTX US to become the fastest growing and most in-demand crypto exchange in the US, but we have barely scratched the surface. We will continue to improve our existing offerings and rapidly expand into new areas, including derivatives, NFTs, and payment services,” Brett Harrison, President of FTX US, commented on the metrics.

　　LedgerX Acquisition

　　In terms of the latest move within the company, FTX.US highlighted the rebranding of FTX: Blockfolio to FTX while praising the increasing headcount during the period by 30%. “The acquisition of LedgerX, which we have since rebranded as FTX US Derivatives, will enable us to provide licensed crypto futures and options to our retail and institutional customers and has placed us in the unique position to reshape the US derivatives market. To achieve our goals, we will be in constant communication with regulatory agencies and are hoping to play a central role in defining crypto regulatory policy in the US,” Harrison added.

　　LedgerX is one of the few crypto venues which is CFTC-regulated Designated Contract Market (DCM), Swap Execution Facility (SEF), and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO).