Cube Group

Crypto markets are being repriced by institutional rule changes and operational failures: U.S. exchanges removed ETF options caps, Fidelity urged the SEC to fix broker-dealer bottlenecks, and Resolv’s USR exploit exposed stablecoin design risk.

Bitcoin crash hedges hit records as the CFTC clarifies crypto collateral use, miners retreat after a sharp difficulty drop, and Strategy keeps buying into the drawdown.

Bitcoin’s rebound still looks cautious, Coinbase launches USDC-settled stock perpetuals for non-U.S. users, and Morgan Stanley plus Ledger offer more evidence that crypto infrastructure buildout is advancing through routine institutional work.

Bitcoin slipped below $70,000, but the bigger story is structural: price formation is increasingly running through ETFs and derivatives, digital-dollar policy is becoming a distribution fight, and crypto balance-sheet engineering is getting stress-tested.

Cube.Exchange secured $9 million in seed funding, with support from Web3 firms, for its digital asset trading platform.

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Bartosz Lipinski is the CEO of Cube Group, Inc. He brings a wealth of experience from his time building global trading infrastructure at financial firms including Citadel, JP Morgan, and BNP Paribas; and applied the knowledge gained there to inform Cube’s unique market structure.

Larry Wu is chief technology officer at Cube Group, Inc. He previously developed high-frequency trading systems and infrastructure at DRW and contributed to DeFi systems and NFT protocols at Solana Labs; he is a principal architect of Cube.Exchange.

Cube Exchange was started by a team from Citadel, JP Morgan, and Solana Labs. Backed by GSR, Flowdesk, and Susquehanna. Non-custodial MPC custody with 200μs matching.

Cube Exchange lets users trade more than 1,420 cryptocurrencies with zero spread markups and 200µs execution. Its non-custodial MPC security keeps users’ keys on their devices, and no KYC is required to start.