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They shouldn't, and I don't expect them too. The point is that someone who is effectively jumping to the head of the line for profitable trades isn't really "p
by chernevik 15y ago
They shouldn't, and I don't expect them too. The point is that someone who is effectively jumping to the head of the line for profitable trades isn't really "providing liquidity".
When I think of liquidity providers, I'm thinking of market makers who post prices at which they either buy or sell, offered long enough to allow other traders to hit either.