Odd Lots What Will Crypto’s Market Structure Look Like?
Apr 29, 2019
Guest Alex Gordon-Brander, Founder of Omega One and former Bridgewater strategist, offers insights into crypto's evolving market structure. He discusses Binance's recent delisting of a Bitcoin offshoot and its implications for decentralization and exchange power. Gordon-Brander elaborates on the importance of regulated dark pools for digital assets and the necessity for increased market transparency. He also addresses liquidity challenges and the role of technology in shaping the future of cryptocurrency trading.
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Crypto Market Illiquidity
- Crypto market illiquidity stems from immaturity, retail-first development, and regulatory issues.
- These factors hinder the development of sophisticated trading ecosystems seen in traditional markets.
Institutional Crypto Interest
- Institutional interest in crypto is hindered by the lack of regulated, secure, and liquid trading solutions.
- Falling crypto prices have also discouraged institutional involvement, despite their inherent interest.
Dark Pools and Transparency
- Dark pools in crypto can enhance transparency by using blockchain technology.
- Omega One plans to use a public token to govern access and record trades on a blockchain, unlike traditional dark pools.