Axi’s pre-IPO page says “Coming soon” after OpenAI and Anthropic launch

Axi’s international product page still labels pre-IPO perpetuals “Coming soon” after its OpenAI and Anthropic launch announcement. Its linked schedule lists different, post-IPO products, leaving the new contracts’ detailed terms unresolved.[1][2][3]

The 5 November release, promoted by AxiTrader LLC, describes long and short trading around the clock with leverage of up to 25:1. Share ownership is unnecessary, it says. The release does not supply the named contracts’ price-reference methodology or explain how they would be treated if the companies subsequently listed.[1]

At the 6 November reporting check, the international perpetual-futures page still described its pre-IPO category as “Coming soon”. The page’s legal footer identifies AxiTrader LLC and excludes Australian and New Zealand residents from its intended audience. The available record does not establish whether the label is outdated or whether access is being introduced in stages.[2]

Two similarly named offers require different documents

The AxiTrader LLC product schedule linked from the site’s footer is effective from 6 October. Its TradFi-perpetual specification tables do not list OpenAI or Anthropic. The names instead appear in a separate future-IPO table that expressly contemplates trading after a listing, with provisional 20% margin and exchange tickers still to be confirmed.[3]

That table cannot establish the terms of the new pre-IPO perpetuals. A 20% margin corresponds to five times exposure, whereas the release advertises a maximum of 25 times for the newly announced products. The schedule itself warns that its prospective IPO information may change and directs clients to the platform for final launch details.[3][1]

Axi’s current help pages say its perpetual range is available through Axi Trading Platform and MT5, subject to jurisdiction, account eligibility and verification; MT4 is excluded. That general platform guidance does not prove that each newly announced symbol has been activated for every eligible account.[4]

Its trading instructions direct clients to instrument-level price, leverage, margin and fee information before placing an order. An updated specification for the two new contracts—or their matching instrument details on the relevant client platform—would resolve the remaining gap between the announcement and the public documentation.[5]

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