Buy-side and sell-side are terms differentiating participants in financial markets based on their primary function. The buy-side consists of institutions and individuals who purchase financial assets for investment purposes, such as asset managers and hedge funds. The sell-side comprises entities that create, market, and sell financial products and services, including investment banks and brokers. These two sides interact to facilitate market transactions.
Context
In digital asset markets, the distinction between buy-side and sell-side is evolving as traditional financial institutions enter the space. The buy-side seeks exposure to digital assets through various vehicles, while the sell-side develops compliant products and infrastructure for this demand. Discussions frequently concern the regulatory clarity needed for broader institutional participation and the development of robust market infrastructure.
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