The article from The Block, authored by Frank Chaparro, discusses the restructuring of HDR Global Trading, the parent company of the cryptocurrency trading platform BitMEX, and the creation of a new holding company, 100x Group. The new entity aims to pursue a broader vision of reshaping the modern digital financial system into a more inclusive and empowering system.摘要：本文来自TheBlock，作者：FrankChaparroOdaily星球日报译者|余顺遂加密交易场所BitMEX的母公司HDRGlobalTrading周二晚间宣布，将重组并创建一家新控股公司，接管该公司现有业务。...
BitMEX, well-known for its pioneering role in the Bitcoin derivatives market, has recently faced increasing competition in the perpetual contract market. Despite this, its daily trading volume often exceeds $1 billion. Some market participants see the restructuring as a potential signal that the new company, possibly led by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, may explore new products outside the cryptocurrency market, such as forex.
According to a senior figure in the cryptocurrency trading industry, the development and potential introduction of products like Contracts for Difference (CFDs) by the new entity would not be surprising. While Greg Dwyer, the company's communication director, stated that it is too early to comment on 100x's specific goals, he indicated that the company may venture into non-cryptocurrency businesses in the future.
In a blog post, Hayes mentioned, "100x will be the new holding company structure for HDR Global Trading and all our other assets (including the BitMEX platform). This development will give us greater freedom to explore, incubate, and pursue new opportunities and investments, while continuing to enhance BitMEX's leadership position."
The official website of 100x reveals that David Wong, who previously held senior positions at China Construction Bank (Hong Kong) and ABN AMRO Bank, has recently been appointed as the non-executive chairman of 100x, responsible for shaping the company's long-term development strategy.
