Order book integration refers to the process of combining or linking multiple order books from various trading venues or liquidity sources into a single, unified view. This aggregation provides a comprehensive display of available buy and sell orders, offering a deeper and more accurate representation of market depth. It enables traders to access broader liquidity and achieve better execution prices by drawing from a wider pool of orders. This approach improves market efficiency and transparency.
Context
In the rapidly evolving digital asset landscape, order book integration is a key strategy for enhancing liquidity and improving trading efficiency across centralized and decentralized exchanges. Protocols and platforms aim to aggregate order flows from different sources to provide users with optimal pricing and reduced slippage. Challenges include maintaining real-time data synchronization and ensuring secure, trustless interoperability between diverse systems. The ongoing development seeks to create more robust and accessible trading environments for virtual assets.
The SFC's pivot from a ringfenced model to global order book integration mandates a strategic compliance update for licensed VATPs seeking enhanced market depth.
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