FX-EDGE has added CFDs referencing SpaceX and OpenAI to its CFDs on Perpetuals range, bringing the continuously traded line to seven instruments. Brokers can now source all seven – Gold, Silver, WTI, US100, US500, and the two tech names – as standard, cash-settled CFDs through one wholesale liquidity relationship, on the platforms they already run.The addition lands in a market that has spent the year fragmenting. As exposure to SpaceX, OpenAI, and other private-tech names spreads across crypto tokens, crypto perpetual futures, spread bets, and funded accounts – each aimed at the end trader – brokers fielding the same client demand have faced a product-by-product integration: a new feed, a new counterparty, and a new risk model for every name. FX-EDGE's proposition offers one relationship that covers the whole continuous range.How the 24/7 CFDs Are PricedAll seven instruments in the range are standard, cash-settled CFDs traded around the clock, carrying no equity ownership, voting rights, or dividend claims – the same structure brokers already run on CFDs referencing indices, commodities, and FX. They share a single underlying mechanism: priced against external or secondary-market data, with an internal price-discovery mechanism for the hours when reference venues are closed.The two new names extend the range rather than sitting outside it:SpaceX – a CFD on the company, which completed its public listing on Nasdaq on 12 June 2026. It references the live market in trading hours and an internal order book outside them.OpenAI – a pre-IPO CFD on the still-private company, offered unleveraged and on a reference-only basis. It is not equity, conveys no shareholder rights, and is not issued, endorsed by, or affiliated with OpenAI.The instruments are available across Match-Trader, MT4, MT5, cTrader, and FIX API, with no technical changes for existing clients. Commercial terms, including leverage and position limits, are set per instrument and available to brokers on request.Seven Instruments, One Onboarding for BrokersThe launch reflects how FX-EDGE positions the range: as a single liquidity relationship rather than a catalogue of point solutions. For a broker, the cost of adding a name was rarely the trade – it was onboarding a counterparty, wiring a feed, setting risk parameters, and monitoring behavior across every platform. Sourcing the full continuous range from one provider replaces that name-by-name overhead with a single onboarding, a single counterparty, and one consistent approach to pricing and off-hours coverage.The addition of SpaceX and OpenAI follows a period of rapid movement in the names themselves: SpaceX listed on 12 June, and OpenAI filed confidentially for a public offering on 8 June, with reported windows pointing to late 2026 or 2027. FX-EDGE expects further names to follow the same pattern, added to the existing range as they become tradable.About FX-EDGEFX-EDGE, the strategic liquidity partner of Match-Trade Technologies, is a B2B liquidity provider serving prop firms and growth-stage brokers. Its Prime of Prime offering provides access to 430+ instruments with sub-3ms execution, HawkEye RMS toxic-flow filtering, custom liquidity pools, and an A/B-Book bridge at no additional cost. For prop firms, FX-EDGE absorbs 100% of funded-phase risk in exchange for a fixed fee per funded account – converting payout variance into a predictable cost. Risk WarningCFDs are complex instruments and carry a high risk of rapid loss, amplified by leverage and volatility. Instruments trading outside their primary venue's hours – weekends, overnight, or ahead of a public listing – carry specific risks tied to thinner liquidity, discontinuous price discovery, and event-driven moves. The pre-IPO CFD referencing OpenAI tracks a private company on a reference-only basis: it is not equity, conveys no ownership or shareholder rights, and is not issued, endorsed by, or affiliated with OpenAI. Brokers offering these instruments to their clients are responsible for compliance with the regulatory requirements applicable in their jurisdiction.This article was written by FM Contributors at www.financemagnates.com.