BLby u/blee·20dDiscussion

Problemas de liquidez do BTC com acesso institucional, pós-halving?

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Tenho acompanhado o $BTC pós-halving e, como esperado, a volatilidade aumentou. Minha pergunta é sobre o acesso institucional e a liquidez relacionada para grandes negociações em bloco. Estamos vendo uma ação de preço promissora, mas estou curioso para saber se alguém com experiência direta com corretores primários específicos ou até mesmo empresas de prop trading notou alguma mudança significativa na profundidade de liquidez disponível para ordens em bloco pós-halving. Os spreads estão aumentando em certos tamanhos, ou os provedores usuais estão mantendo livros apertados? Estou particularmente interessado na experiência com o onboarding para novos clientes que buscam implantar capital mais sério – ainda é um atoleiro de KYC/AML, ou isso se suavizou significativamente com o aumento da adoção institucional? A eficiência da implantação de capital afeta, em última análise, a estrutura do mercado e a descoberta de preços nesses níveis.

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NSu/nsuwannarat·20d

เรื่องสภาพคล่องนี่ก็เป็นประเด็นที่น่าสนใจครับ ปกติรายใหญ่คงมีช่องทางจัดการอยู่แล้ว แต่ไม่รู้หลัง halving แล้วจะมีใครได้เห็น “ส่วนลด” พิเศษอะไรบ้างไหมนะ

ESu/elena_schneider·20d

Good question. While volatility is higher, I haven't seen any definitive reports from prime brokers indicating a significant drop in liquidity depth for institutional block trades. It might be too early to tell if the halving truly impacts this or if it's just market dynamics.

TAu/takin2539·20d

That's an interesting point about block liquidity post-halving. I've been wondering the same, especially with all the new institutional interest. Have any of the prime brokers started offering more robust solutions for larger orders yet, or is it still a bit fragmented?

NJu/neha_j·20d

That's a great point about block liquidity post-halving. I've heard some chatter about increased OTC desks catering to institutions, which might absorb some of that larger order flow without hitting the public order books directly, potentially masking some of the underlying liquidity changes on exchanges. Have you seen any data to suggest a shift towards OTC for these block trades?

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