Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. 

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What is Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)?

Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (ICE) is an American financial-services company that owns the New York Stock Exchange and operates exchanges, clearing houses, and mortgage technology platforms worldwide. ICE runs markets for futures, options, equities, and energy contracts alongside financial data services. On DropsTab, ICE is tracked as a TradFi asset, with crypto-side exposure through a perpetual futures market rather than a token.

Does the ICE ticker refer to a cryptocurrency?

The ICE ticker collides with unrelated crypto tokens, including IceOpenNetwork. This page tracks the equity of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, identified through its TradFi classification and the company's ice.com website. Traders should confirm which issuer a given ICE listing refers to before opening a position.

How can traders gain on-chain exposure to ICE stock?

Through a perpetual futures contract. Per DropsTab data, the only tracked ICE market is the perpetual XYZ:ICE-USD on Hyperliquid (Futures). The contract references the NYSE share price; no spot trading pairs and no issuer-backed tokenized ICE product are recorded. A perpetual position delivers leveraged price exposure on margin, and no on-chain shares change hands.

Can ICE be held in a crypto wallet or withdrawn as a token?

No. ICE has no token, so there is nothing to hold, withdraw, or store in a wallet. Crypto exposure to Intercontinental Exchange stock exists only as a margin position on the Hyperliquid perpetual, and the position closes when the trader opens the opposite side. Tokenized ICE stock in a wallet would require a wrapper issuer, and the tracked perpetual has none.

How liquid is the ICE perpetual futures market?

Liquidity rests on a single derivatives venue. DropsTab records no spot markets for ICE on centralized or decentralized exchanges, so the Hyperliquid perpetual is the only tracked on-chain route. Single-venue exposure makes ICE crypto-side trading thinner and more venue-dependent than trading the share itself through a brokerage, and price discovery depends entirely on that market's order book.

What exchanges does Intercontinental Exchange own?

ICE operates multiple regulated exchanges and six clearing houses. The flagship venue is the New York Stock Exchange, acquired for $8.2 billion under a deal announced in December 2012 and completed in 2013. ICE also runs futures, options, and energy markets, and on July 30, 2026 it announced the acquisition of bond-trading platform MarketAxess at $167 per share, about $6.0B in equity value, expected to close in H1 2027.

Who founded Intercontinental Exchange and when did it go public?

Jeffrey Sprecher founded Intercontinental Exchange on May 11, 2000. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. ICE went public on the New York Stock Exchange on November 16, 2005. Growth since then came through acquisitions funded with cash and stock, including Ellie Mae for about $11B in 2020 and Black Knight for about $13.1B, closed in September 2023.

Which crypto investments has ICE made?

ICE holds roughly 20% to 31% of Bakkt, the crypto platform ICE co-founded in July 2018. ICE invested $200M in OKX on March 5, 2026 at an approximate $25B valuation, receiving a board seat. ICE also committed up to $2B to Polymarket in October 2025 at an $8B valuation, roughly 11% of the company fully diluted.

What is the OKXICE joint venture?

On June 22, 2026, ICE and OKX formed a 50/50 joint venture, OKXICE LLC, to connect traditional and digital-asset markets. In October 2026, OKXICE filed with the SEC for a tokenized-trading platform covering more than 60 U.S. stocks with 24/7 on-chain trading. As part of the OKX partnership, ICE also agreed to license OKX spot crypto prices for U.S.-regulated futures.

How is Intercontinental Exchange's revenue split across segments?

ICE reports three segments. Exchanges produced 55% of 2025 net revenue, Fixed Income and Data Services 24%, and Mortgage Technology 21%. Fiscal 2025 revenue was $9.931B and net income was $3.315B. Results depend on trading volumes, market volatility, demand for market data, listing activity, interest rates, and adoption of ICE's technology platforms.