Block trading and large volumes: how to enter bStocks without slippage
Working with large capital in the spot market always comes down to order book depth. If you try to dump a large order at market into an asset with average liquidity, you can instantly smear your entry price and capture the entire top spread.
For such tasks, bStocks provides direct execution mechanics via OTC instruments and off-exchange block orders. A large order is processed as a single block at a fixed price, without entering the public order book and without triggering panic among retail participants.
This solves two problems at once:
1.Preserving the target price: the order is executed strictly at the agreed quote without negative slippage.
2.Position concealment: a large buy or exit from the asset is not highlighted in the terminal’s history of public trades until the full volume is closed.
As a result, large capital gains the ability to enter tokenized assets with the same flexibility as institutional funds in the traditional OTC market.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS
Working with large capital in the spot market always comes down to order book depth. If you try to dump a large order at market into an asset with average liquidity, you can instantly smear your entry price and capture the entire top spread.
For such tasks, bStocks provides direct execution mechanics via OTC instruments and off-exchange block orders. A large order is processed as a single block at a fixed price, without entering the public order book and without triggering panic among retail participants.
This solves two problems at once:
1.Preserving the target price: the order is executed strictly at the agreed quote without negative slippage.
2.Position concealment: a large buy or exit from the asset is not highlighted in the terminal’s history of public trades until the full volume is closed.
As a result, large capital gains the ability to enter tokenized assets with the same flexibility as institutional funds in the traditional OTC market.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS