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By Pankaj K
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Oil Above $90, Tesla Down 6%. Crude stayed above $90 a barrel all week, kept there by persistent Middle East tensions.
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Platform Specs and What They Actually Mean. Zoomex says it has over 3 million users across 35 countries. That's not a small footprint.
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Why Volatility Is Zoomex's Pitch. The broader point Zoomex keeps making is that its platform is built for exactly the kind of week…
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Markets got messy last week. A surprise US jobs report and oil prices stubbornly parked above $90 a barrel rattled equities and crypto alike — and derivatives exchange Zoomex…
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The numbers behind the jobs shock were hard to ignore. The US economy added 162,000 jobs in August, blowing past the 53,000 forecast by a wide margin.
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Crude stayed above $90 a barrel all week, kept there by persistent Middle East tensions. That kind of sustained energy price pressure feeds inflation fears, which in turn weighs…
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Then Tesla dropped 6%. The trigger was an investigation into its "Cybercab" vehicle, which hit the stock hard and fast.
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It's basically a bridge between two worlds that used to be pretty separate.
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Zoomex says it has over 3 million users across 35 countries. That's not a small footprint. The platform runs on a high-performance matching engine — the kind of infrastructure…
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More context: Ethereum’s Hegotá Upgrade Empowers 4 Million Users to Bypass ETH for Gas Fees
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The exchange holds registrations including the US Money Services Business license and Australia's AUSTRAC registration. It's also been audited by blockchain security firm Hacken.
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Transparency is a word Zoomex uses a lot, and they back it up with specifics: clear displays of account status, order execution details, and trading costs.
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The Stock Perpetuals segment is apparently one of the fastest-growing parts of the platform. Unclear exactly how fast, since no specific growth figures were provided.
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Zoomex also ties its brand to sports partnerships, though the specific athletes or events weren't named in the company's materials.
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What's probably more important is the compliance infrastructure. Operating in multiple jurisdictions is expensive and complicated.
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