Crypto Markets Turn Traditional for Tools of the Trade
As interest in cryptocurrency trading refuses to wither, despite a bearish year, traders are increasingly calling for institutional-grade tooling from traditional markets to further develop the asset class.
Institutional trading in cryptocurrencies is being held back largely because of a lack of infrastructure and tools that exist in traditional markets, but have yet to be properly established in the crypto world.
Although efforts are being made to further encourage institutional participation in this market, as WatersTechnology highlighted in the December 2018 issue, there is much work left to do before that is realized.
One example of what is missing, and what traditional traders are
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