Prime brokerage is revolutionizing the digital asset space, but what does this mean for the future of crypto? In the latest episode of The Flow podcast, Konstantin Shulga, CEO and co-founder of Finery Markets, engages with Jack Yang, CEO of LTP , to explore the evolving landscape of prime brokerage in digital assets. From risk management to market consolidation, this episode provides deep insights into how prime brokers are adopting traditional finance practices to reshape the crypto market.
As the crypto market structure continues to evolve, prime brokers are adopting best practices from traditional finance. They discuss the definition of a prime broker in digital assets and the crucial role they play in managing risks within the crypto space. The conversation also touches on whether the development of prime brokerage will lead to market consolidation or if the industry will remain fragmented.
Additionally, they explore the future of De-Fi for institutional players and how increased accessibility through prime brokerage services could drive overall growth in the crypto market. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the evolving landscape of digital assets and the impact of prime brokerage on the industry.
LTP:
Official Website: https://www.liquiditytech.com/
X: ltp_primebroker
Linkedin: liquiditytech
Telegram: https://t.me/+T-A8ZcnqoyM4OGJl
Timelines
0:00 Introduction
1:13 LTP conference for institutional players in Hong Kong
4:27 From aircraft engineer to crypto startup founder
6:56 How did the Bitcoin whitepaper influence Jack's vision?
4:50 Is there a niche for prime brokerage and why did Jack start LTP?
13:30 How did the industry change after FTX?
16:49 What exactly is a prime broker in digital assets and why is the term often misused?
19:30 The essence of the partnership between Finery Markets and LTP
23:15 What should we expect from the crypto market - fragmentation or defragmentation?
26:54 Is being one of the biggest exchanges enough to be trusted?
29:10 What is the future of DeFi for prime brokers?
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