High-frequency finance is a trading approach characterized by executing a large volume of orders at extremely rapid speeds, leveraging advanced algorithms and low-latency infrastructure. In traditional markets, this strategy exploits minute price discrepancies across various venues. Its application in digital asset markets aims to capitalize on fleeting opportunities.
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The presence of high-frequency finance operations within cryptocurrency markets raises ongoing discussions about market fairness and efficiency. Critics suggest it can create advantages for sophisticated participants, potentially affecting retail traders through order book manipulation. Regulators are examining whether specific rules are needed to address market integrity concerns and ensure equitable access to liquidity.
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