Skip to content

About STX

Status

STX is not yet open for trading in the United States. XV Exchange, LLC has applied to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission for designation as a contract market; that application is pending, and no assurance can be given that it will be approved.

What is STX?

STX is an electronic marketplace for event contracts operated by XV Exchange, LLC. An event contract lets you trade on a specified outcome, with settlement determined by the contract’s published terms.

Is STX regulated?

The regulatory status of XV Exchange, LLC, which operates STX, and the rules governing its markets are described in its regulatory disclosures. Review those disclosures and the Rulebook before trading. CFTC oversight does not guarantee profits or protect you from trading losses.

What is an event contract?

An event contract is a financial contract whose payout depends on an event or outcome. Before trading, read the contract specifications to understand what the contract measures, when trading ends, the source used to determine the result, and how it settles.

Who am I trading with?

Your orders are matched with orders from other Exchange members. These members may include individual traders, institutions, and market makers. The Clearing House becomes the buyer to each seller and the seller to each buyer when a trade is cleared.

What should I review before trading?

Read the market question and full contract specifications, including the outcome criteria, official source, trading deadline, and settlement provisions. Also review the Rulebook, Member Agreement, Fee Schedule, and risk disclosures.

Does STX recommend which contracts I should buy?

You are responsible for your trading decisions. Information about a market or its rules does not guarantee an outcome or a profit. Consider the risks and your financial circumstances before submitting an order.