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But front-running has a very narrow regulatory / legal definition, which isn't met by latency arbitrage. Maybe you don't like what's going on, but to use the n
by KMag 9y ago
But front-running has a very narrow regulatory / legal definition, which isn't met by latency arbitrage. Maybe you don't like what's going on, but to use the name of a crime to describe perfectly legal latency arbitrage is hyperbolic and/or ignorant.