The infrastructure for efficient market-making in digital asset markets is a critical component of the crypto ecosystem, ensuring liquidity and stability. But what are the challenges involved in maintaining compliance and integrity in this rapidly evolving space? And what does the future hold for market-making in both crypto and traditional financial assets?
In the latest episode of The Flow podcast, Konstantin Shulga, CEO of Finery Markets, sits down with Kevin De Patoul, CEO of KeyRock, to explore these essential questions.
During this engaging episode, Kevin and Konstantin delve into the world of crypto market structure, discussing the steps Kevin took to gather the necessary information to start his business, the roles shared between co-founders, and whether KeyRock is still a startup or a matured business. They also explore the integrity of crypto markets and the escalating arms races within them.
Listeners will gain valuable insights into the relevance of "Flash Boys" for the crypto space, the pros and cons of cloud-based infrastructure for exchanges, and the impact of ETFs on KeyRock's business. The conversation also covers what is necessary to start a market-making business in crypto, the need for unbundling for the success of crypto markets, and what both leaders see as the next big thing for the industry.
Tune in to this episode for expert perspectives on the latest trends and predictions in the world of market-making and digital assets. Make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content.
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About The Flow
The Flow is Finery Markets' branded podcast series, dedicated to exploring the exciting world of institutional crypto trading. Each episode explores the currents shaping the digital asset markets, offering listeners a unique blend of expert insights, industry trends, and forward-thinking strategies. Hosted by Finery Markets’ thought leaders and featuring a roster of distinguished guests from across the financial and technological landscapes, The Flow navigates through the complexities of electronic trading infrastructure, regulatory landscapes, and the evolving dynamics of liquidity and market making.
Books mentioned in the episode:
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The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers
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Reinventing Organizations: An Illustrated Invitation to Join the Conversation on Next-Stage Organizations
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The Man Who Solved the Market: How Jim Simons Launched the Quant Revolution
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Flash Boys: Not So Fast: An Insider's Perspective on High-Frequency Trading
We invite you to watch or listen to this episode for an in-depth discussion on the evolving landscape of digital assets and market structure with industry leaders.
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