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We all know that stablecoin issuers peg stablecoin prices. In this post I get into the nitty-gritty of how crypto exchanges like Binance also (informally) peg stablecoins, and the costs & benefits of these exchange pegs.
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Wife: did you forget to buy milk?
Me: I am not entirely sure how this decision became made
(Inspired by SBF on The Scoop)
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Replying to @StanDolgopolov
4) Citadel Securities suggested that quoting increments and trading increments shouldn’t be the same and that a wholesaler could effectively undo such harmonization / mandatory tick size regime anyways by splitting a retail order in order to achieve some desired average price.
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putting together the professional teams
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Great article. Too many amazing anecdotes to quote.
Massive data leak reveals how top politicians secretly helped Uber in its bid to disrupt the taxi market in European cities bbc.in/3nSwTQC
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"Drug users file class action lawsuit against their dealer, arguing that the drugs were illegal and that the dealer violated federal laws by selling the drugs to them."
Terra investors file class action lawsuit against Binance.US
June 13, 2022
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ALT Terra investors file class action lawsuit against Binance.US A group of people who put money into Terra (UST), the stablecoin that collapsed in May, have filed a class action lawsuit against Binance.US. Binance.US is a crypto exchange that operates within the US, managed independently from Binance, which is not available to US customers due to fears that it would run afoul of US securities regulations. The lawsuit argues that UST is an unregistered security, and that as a result, Binance.US was violating securities laws by listing it. The lawsuit also alleges that Binance.US misled investors, leading them to believe that UST was more stable than it actually was. More than 2,000 investors have joined the lawsuit.
repositing this in light of today's DC circuit decision confirming Reg MDI
so far it took about 18 months to complete the initial 6 months (generously, given the precarious state of the SIP2 data fees)
a linear extrapolation takes the completion to December 2029
Here is a sketch of the timeline for the implementation of Reg MDI (aka "NMS 2.0"). Assuming the most optimistic scenario like I did is completely unrealistic 🙂but it gives a good idea of the different steps and how long each of them might take.
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Doing the research / Writing the code
First days of prod / after the first days
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Perfect illustration of why it is good to add some occasional jitter in nonlinear optimization! Love this.
My brother lived in Hawaii when this happened. His neighbor got into a bathtub with a mattress over his head, took a shot of whiskey, and texted his ex girlfriend that he still loved her in case they all died. False alarm on the nuke but they got back together! Love that story
Just lovely! Thanks @preraksanghvi
“Security Master” refers to the list of securities known to a trading system on any given day. It sounds innocuous — how hard can it be? But it is! Read on to find out how we compile a US Equities secmaster each morning from free or inexpensive sources. medium.com/prooftrading/proo…
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