Today we’re looking at liquidity architecture. Why the transparent order book is the main safety criterion for an investor?
In traditional retail trading, the user is isolated from the real market. You trade against a broker (OTC model), which decides for itself at what price to close your trade.
The bStocks architecture is built on the principles of decentralized finance (DeFi) and direct access:
1. Depth of market: In order book $AMDB , you can see all liquidity online. You know what volume is available to buy at each price level.
2. No monopoly: Liquidity is provided not by a single broker, but by many independent institutional market makers that compete with each other.
3. Fair spread: Thanks to market-maker competition, the difference between the buy and sell prices (the spread) tends toward a minimum.
When investing through bStocks, you interact with an open market mechanism where all participants are on equal terms, and transparency of the order book is guaranteed by Binance technologies.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
In traditional retail trading, the user is isolated from the real market. You trade against a broker (OTC model), which decides for itself at what price to close your trade.
The bStocks architecture is built on the principles of decentralized finance (DeFi) and direct access:
1. Depth of market: In order book $AMDB , you can see all liquidity online. You know what volume is available to buy at each price level.
2. No monopoly: Liquidity is provided not by a single broker, but by many independent institutional market makers that compete with each other.
3. Fair spread: Thanks to market-maker competition, the difference between the buy and sell prices (the spread) tends toward a minimum.
When investing through bStocks, you interact with an open market mechanism where all participants are on equal terms, and transparency of the order book is guaranteed by Binance technologies.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS