Summary
- OKX has officially announced its entry into the U.S. and plans to establish its headquarters in San Jose, California.
- Users of OKCoin in the U.S. will be migrated to OKX, and new users will be able to register in phases.
- CEO Roshan Robert stated plans to offer existing users high liquidity, low fees, and advanced trading tools.

The virtual asset (cryptocurrency) exchange OKX has officially announced its entry into the U.S.
On the 15th (local time), OKX stated on its official website, "OKX's centralized exchange (CEX) and OKX Wallet are set to be launched in the U.S.," and "Additionally, the headquarters of OKX's U.S. branch will be established in the San Jose area of California." It further added, "We plan to actively communicate with U.S. regulatory agencies to comply with current regulations regarding our U.S. operations."
The CEO of OKX's U.S. branch will be Roshan Robert.
As a result, existing users in the U.S. who were using OKCoin will be migrated to the OKX platform, and new user registrations will be conducted in phases. CEO Roshan Robert stated, "We will be able to provide an enhanced experience to existing users through high liquidity, lower fees, and advanced trading tools."

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