> In crypto spoofing is pretty prevalent. It's completely legal. If big financial institutions would risk fines and prosecution to do this is a market where it

> In crypto spoofing is pretty prevalent. It's completely legal. If big financial institutions would risk fines and prosecution to do this is a market where it's illegal, what on earth makes people think it wouldn't happen in markets where it's legal? > There are even tier 1 tradfi market makers who heavily engaged in not just spoofing but quote stuffing as well across crypto markets. I assume you're alluding to Cumberland/DRW?