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Associated Press
11-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
DayTraders.com Launches ProjectX, an Advanced Futures Trading Platform Powered by TradingView
LAS VEGAS, June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- a Las Vegas-based leader in online trading technology, announced the official launch of ProjectX, an advanced futures trading platform developed in collaboration with ProjectX and powered by industry-leading technology from TradingView. This innovative trading software is purpose-built for modern futures traders, delivering faster execution, advanced trading tools, and robust risk management features designed to transform the futures trading experience. With ProjectX, reinforces its commitment to empowering traders by providing access to real-time analytics, innovative charting tools, and seamless mobile connectivity. The new platform integrates sophisticated technology to help traders make better, faster decisions in an increasingly dynamic marketplace. 'ProjectX is the result of listening to what futures traders truly need,' said Leo Riot, Chief Technology Officer at This platform is built with the singular goal of helping traders succeed by combining powerful analytics, enhanced speed, and unparalleled reliability, all backed by the trusted technology of TradingView. ProjectX's intuitive interface and comprehensive suite of features make it an essential tool for traders seeking a competitive edge. Key highlights include advanced order types, customizable risk controls, and instant trade execution, giving users the confidence and flexibility to navigate global futures markets. has established itself as a leader in the futures trading industry, known for its dedication to trader education, transparency, and technical innovation. With the introduction of ProjectX, the company continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in online trading. To experience the next generation of futures trading, visit and learn more about ProjectX today. About is a Las Vegas-based provider of advanced futures trading technology and educational resources. The company is dedicated to empowering traders with innovative tools, real-time analytics, and unparalleled industry expertise. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE
BBC News
26-05-2025
- Business
- BBC News
EFCC go pay di victims of CBEX back dia money?
Chairman of di Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede don reveal say dem don get some of di money back and arrest some pipo wey bin dey behind di trading platform wey crash last month wey dem dey call CBEX. E tok dis open for interview wey bin comot on Sunday about wetin be di latest wey dey go on wit di trading platform. E tok say, "we don go far on CBEX, we don fit get some reasonable amount of money for crypto wallet wey be di same way we dem comot di money. E no get way wey you go fit give dis pipo dollars in cash witout say you go through dis way." CBEX bin first enta wahala for April afta dem bin suspend withdrawal for di platform bifor users find out say dia account balance dey read zero for di app. Tori be say na ova 1.3 trillion naira ($809,000) CBEX sweep comot from investors accounts. CBEX investment bin dey promise 100 percent return on investment for investors in one month and dis na why pipo bin rush am. Di mata make one group of angry youths bin storm CBEX office for Oke Ado area of Ibadan, di Oyo State capital, to loot items afta di trading platform bin crash. Oga Olukoyede explain give TVC tori pesin say di moves dem don make na to arrest and charge pipo go court and block di money wey dem fit block bifor e disappear for crypto. "We don make reasonable arrest and pipo dey tok. We no go tok too much make di process no come get k-leg. We still dey pursue many pipo wey we don declare wanted. We still dey investigate plenti wallet." How CBEX bin work Oga Olukoyede tok say na mostly foreigners bin get hand inside and wetin dem do na to use kontri pipo name take register do business for here. E add say di CBEX be dey work for different kontris like Egypt, Kenya and Myanmar. "Make I just give small idea of how dat tin bin work so Nigerians go know. Dem come in, most of di perpetrators na foreigners, so dem enta come hire Nigerians wey register di companies for dem, as at dat time weda dem bin sabi say wetin dem dey carry di company na fraud or not, we dey investigate dat one join. Dem register di companies come use am create awareness. In fact dem go do seminars, we get tapes of dia seminars, conferences, dem go bring in professionals, sabi pipo for capital markets. "One of dem wey be PhD Holder and specialist in capital markets dey follow us tok now. Dem go carry dem come to come teach pipo and wen you see pipo wey get dat kain levels, e go convince you. "Pipo come dey carry dia money, change am to dollar, from dollar dem go carry am put for dia crypto wallet, and from dat dem go move di money go oda those crypto wallet we dey call non custodial crypto wallet bicos dem no gey KYC, you no ift trace am to anybodi. So na from dat KYC, dem go come move am to some wallet to Europe, or Cambodia and from den di money don go. "But we don block some of di wallets wey di money neva go finish and na wia we don reach now. I still don hear say some pipo still dey di systems and Nigerians still dey fall victim. Dem need to learn form dis." EFFC boss tackle Nigerians on di greed wey fit don carry money lost inside CBEX, say e no get anywia for world wey pesin go make 100% on investment in three months. E say, "Wen di going bin dey good, wen pipo bin dey make 100%, dem no tell EFCC, but wen di bubble come burst, evribodi come dey blame EFCC say shey we no see dem. "Two weeks bifor dat bubble burst, we bin release list of 58 companies wey we investigate, file charges against and some of dem sef bin dey convicted, for pyramid scheme. Many odas bin plead guilty. We list deme out and we tell Nigerians say,dis na dia names, dey careful. We write to CBN and we write to SEC bicos we dey work wit dem". Meanwhile, di anti-graft agency bin tell BBC News Pidgin say dem dey collaborate wit di International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) and di Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and odas to find dose wey dey behind di CBEX platform and how dem fit recover some money.
Reuters
26-05-2025
- Business
- Reuters
India regulator fines MCX over inadequate disclosures on trading platform
May 26 (Reuters) - India's markets regulator on Monday fined Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd ( opens new tab (MCX) 2.5 million rupees ($29,383) for inadequate disclosures and providing incorrect information related to its trading platform contract. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said MCX repeatedly extended its contract with 63 Moons Technologies ( opens new tab at a high cost after delays in a move to a new trading platform developed by Tata Consultancy Services ( opens new tab. SEBI said MCX failed to complete the platform migration in a timely manner, putting it at risk of being left without vendor support for its core trading software — potentially disrupting key market functions and affecting a broad range of stakeholders. The regulator said MCX made insufficient disclosures to stock exchanges and submitted misleading information about the timeline of the derivatives trading platform project. ($1 = 85.0830 Indian rupees)
