The Information reports that blockchain infrastructure company LayerZero plans to launch ATLAS, a blockchain trading platform aimed at financial institutions, in the fall of 2026. The platform will not include a consumer-facing app. ATLAS will run on LayerZero’s Zero blockchain, which was announced in February, and will initially support spot crypto assets and perpetual contracts before expanding into prediction contracts, futures and options. LayerZero says Citadel Securities, DTCC and ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, are partners on Zero, and that top global market makers will provide liquidity on ATLAS’s first day.
The Information says LayerZero, the blockchain infrastructure company, plans to launch ATLAS in the fall of 2026.
ATLAS is designed for financial institutions. It will not have a consumer-facing app.
The platform will be built on Zero, the blockchain LayerZero announced in February. In its first phase, ATLAS will support spot crypto assets and perpetual contracts. LayerZero later plans to add prediction contracts, futures and options.
LayerZero said Citadel Securities, DTCC and ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, are partners on Zero. The company also said ATLAS will have liquidity from top global market makers on its first day.
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