A trading venue is a platform or system where financial instruments, including digital assets, are bought and sold. These venues can be centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, or over-the-counter (OTC) desks. They provide the infrastructure for price discovery, order matching, and transaction execution. Trading venues are essential components of the digital asset market ecosystem.
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The regulatory oversight and security of trading venues for digital assets are subjects of continuous discussion, with authorities seeking to establish robust frameworks. A critical future development involves the convergence of traditional and digital asset trading venues, offering a wider array of financial products. Debates often center on market surveillance, consumer protection, and the prevention of illicit activities across these platforms.
Dual-agency clarity confirms that existing regulated exchanges can integrate spot crypto markets, fundamentally altering US digital asset market structure and competition.
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