There’s a new crypto exchange in town, and it wants institutional money. “There seems to be a notion that latency doesn’t matter when it comes to trading crypto,' says cofounder Anthony Mazzarese. 'We disagree.'
Jefferies is the largest independent full-service investment banking firm headquartered in the U.S. and is the seventh largest investment bank in the world by revenue, according to Dealogic.
The new exchange will focus on offering improved technology that speeds up cryptocurrency trading and reduces latency to the standards expected in traditional FX or equities by institutional investors. Mazzarese says this is often lacking in retail focused exchanges:
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