Why low latency is important for cryptocurrency exchanges, explained
Low latency is essential for high-end cryptocurrency traders, but not all exchanges can offer it. We’ll explore why it’s important and where to find it. How is this changing cryptocurrency?Many believe that lower latency should make markets more efficient, but others worry HFT gives certain players too much of an edge.Lower latencies will most likely help to shape the cryptocurrency markets moving forward, but not everyone can agree whether this is good progress. Many assert that faster speeds only serve to make price discovery in markets more efficient. In theory, improved speed of trades....
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