Definition ∞ High-throughput trading refers to the ability of a trading system or platform to process a very large number of transactions or orders per unit of time. In the context of digital assets, this capability is crucial for supporting active markets, complex trading strategies, and the demands of institutional participants. It ensures rapid order execution and minimal latency, even during periods of intense market activity. Such systems prioritize speed and capacity.
Context ∞ The pursuit of high-throughput trading is a constant driver of innovation in both centralized and decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges. News often reports on technological advancements in blockchain scaling solutions or off-chain trading mechanisms designed to achieve faster transaction finality and higher processing capacities. The ability to handle high transaction volumes without congestion or increased fees remains a critical competitive advantage and a focus for platform development.
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