Omniex Bolsters Crypto Trading Platform
San Francisco-based crypto-asset solutions provider adds new features to Omniex Edge for institutional investors.
Omniex has announced additional features in its crypto trading platform for institutional investors, and has revealed the names of its initial clients, including Galaxy, OSL, Circle, Jump Trading, IP, BKCM, Crescent Crypto, DV Chain, and Wyre.
Omniex Edge enables professional investors to gain exposure to crypto assets and provides services for portfolio management, risk management, investment operations, compliance and execution management.
Hu Liang, co-founder and CEO of Omniex and former
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