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Topic: [2018/07/07]Europe’s Top Speed Trading Firm Flow Traders Join the Crypto-Economy (Read 128 times)

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The countries of Europe, it seems, in the majority become friendly to the crypto currency. This is also facilitated by the agreed position on this issue by the European Union's governing bodies. This is very good, as the European Union occupies one of the leading positions in world development. Of the European countries, for the time being, I am only concerned about Poland, there is at least a crypto currency and legalized, but with great difficulty and contradictions.
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Europe’s Top Speed Trading Firm Flow Traders Joins the Crypto-Economy


Read More Here: https://news.bitcoin.com/europes-top-speed-trading-firm-flow-traders-joins-the-crypto-economy/
By: Jamie Redman
Also read: Switzerland Considers Granting Crypto Businesses Access to Banking Services




This week one of Europe’s largest speed trading platforms and exchange-traded fund (ETFs) dealers, Flow Traders NV, announced the firm is entering the cryptocurrency space by offering bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded notes (ETNs) to its clientele.


Speed Trading Platform Flow Traders Enters the Cryptocurrency Trading Ecosystem

The Amsterdam market maker, Flow Traders, provides liquidity to its customers by providing traders bid and offer prices for Exchange Traded Products (ETPs). Flow Traders was founded in 2004 and has become one of the top ETP exchanges in Europe, pulling in over €250 million in revenue per year. Now the trading platform has announced it’s entering the cryptocurrency space by providing customers ethereum and bitcoin ETNs. According to Flow Trader’s Co-Chief Executive Officer Dennis Dijkstra, the company’s trade volumes have “dramatically increased.”

“People underestimate crypto,” Dijkstra explains during an interview on July 6.

It’s big, and it is to be regulated very soon. The market participants are much more professional than people think. Institutional investors are interested — we know they are because we get requests.
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