【Blockchain Rhythms】Another Major Deal! Swedish algorithm trading company Hilbert Group announced the acquisition of high-frequency trading platform Enigma Nordic for $32 million. After this merger, Hilbert Group will gain the rights to use Enigma’s proprietary trading system, enabling more flexible deployment of market-neutral strategies across global cryptocurrency exchanges. For institutions looking to profit through algorithmic arbitrage in the crypto space, such mergers and acquisitions actually reflect the continuous improvement of crypto market infrastructure—the demand for high-frequency trading tools and professional trading systems is still growing.
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NFTregretter
· 4h ago
Here comes another tool to Be Played for Suckers. Retail investors should stay away from this trap of high-frequency trading.
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MerkleMaid
· 12-21 03:48
32 million dollars get dumped just for that trap trading system, these institutions really spare no expense, I wonder if this money should be better spent on preventing attacks like Flash Loans.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 12-21 01:52
32 million acquisition of a high-frequency trading platform? The arms race among crypto institutions has escalated again, making it even harder for retail investors to survive.
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Frontrunner
· 12-21 01:52
32 million acquisition of high-frequency trading platform, I know this trick too well, it's the beginning of institutions grabbing the market again
Here it comes, the new tool for big players to cut retail investors has gone live, while we're still watching candlesticks, their system has already taken off
Simply put, it's the gap between the rich and the poor. Our manual trading can never keep up with their algorithms
The compliance arsenal is expanding. The better the infrastructure in the crypto circle, the harder it is for retail investors to make money
Centralized methods are still centralized, same old story, institutions just band together to keep warm
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-21 01:28
$32 million for high-frequency trading systems, these institutions are really not short of money
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Is the demand for high-frequency trading tools growing? Basically, it's just an upgrade in the way of cutting leeks again
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Hilbert's move is quite clever, directly buying out the technology to avoid development costs, but in the crypto world mergers and acquisitions... we’ll have to see how they use it later
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Market-neutral strategies sound fancy, but they’re actually just arbitrage
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Another Swedish high-frequency trading combo, this has been played out in traditional finance long ago, now moving to the crypto world?
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Infrastructure improvements are just hype; this is an upgraded version of the big fish eating the small fish game
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Enigma Nordic was acquired, feels like there must be some black technology inside, otherwise why is it worth $32 million
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Institutions are frantically bottom-fishing high-frequency trading systems, are they preparing for some major event?
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Mergers and acquisitions heating up? It seems like wealthy institutions are just banding together for mutual support
Swedish algorithm trading company acquires $32 million high-frequency trading platform, fueling M&A activity in the crypto market
【Blockchain Rhythms】Another Major Deal! Swedish algorithm trading company Hilbert Group announced the acquisition of high-frequency trading platform Enigma Nordic for $32 million. After this merger, Hilbert Group will gain the rights to use Enigma’s proprietary trading system, enabling more flexible deployment of market-neutral strategies across global cryptocurrency exchanges. For institutions looking to profit through algorithmic arbitrage in the crypto space, such mergers and acquisitions actually reflect the continuous improvement of crypto market infrastructure—the demand for high-frequency trading tools and professional trading systems is still growing.