High frequency trading refers to the computerized trading that carries out a large number of transactions per unit time and seeks profits from the extremely short-term market changes that ordinary investors can't take advantage of. For example, a small change in the difference between the buying price and the selling price of a security, or a small difference in the price of a stock between different exchanges. The biggest feature of high-frequency trading is the low profit of a single transaction and the large number of transactions completed per unit time.
At present, high-frequency trading accounts for less than 80% of the profits of high-frequency trading companies in the United States and the United Kingdom, while high-frequency trading accounts for less than 80% of the profits of high-frequency trading companies. Based on high-frequency technology, the Pacific exchange will distribute profit trading across the network nodes. It will arrange 1000000 nodes in major countries to open up high-frequency trading of all digital currencies around the world, aiming to benefit participants in the field of digital currencies.
The high-frequency trading of the Pacific exchange is a quantitative trading, that is, the short holding period of the portfolio. There are four main categories of high-frequency trading strategies: market decision-making based on order flow, tick based on data information of market decision-making, event arbitrage and statistical arbitrage. All portfolio allocation decisions are made by computer quantitative models.
The core advantage of Pacific exchange's high-frequency trading is speed. With the exclusive advantages of optical fiber and software and hardware, the trading speed per millisecond can reach thousands of ratios, ensuring a 100% chance of profit in each transaction. Although the profit of each transaction is very low (generally, the profit of each transaction is less than 0.0001%), the sum of accumulated profits can enable investors to obtain sustained and stable income.
Investors only need to bind the high-frequency trading products of the Pacific exchange. The built-in program of the product will collect the trading information of all digital currencies on the market for optimized trading. For example, when the BTC price is US $40000, the high-frequency transaction collects the sales orders of US $40000 or less in the market and the orders of more than US $40000 in the market, buys at a low price and sells at a high price. The market sales information is collected and traded in milliseconds. The investor can make a profit as long as he binds the high-frequency trading products.
Pacific exchange was founded by Pacific Gladstone digital Finance Co., Ltd. and its shareholders are united Pacific, Gladstone capital and Citadel investment company.
