1 link tagged with all of: liquidity-infrastructure + tokenized-equities + rwa + 24-7-trading + arbitrage
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Stock exchanges are moving toward round-the-clock tokenized trading, which will fragment liquidity across multiple blockchains and venues. The article proposes Stryx, a real-time arbitrage platform that aggregates order books across fragmented RWA venues to capture overnight price discrepancies.
- Tokenized equities have hit $4.45 billion in market cap, with the SEC and LSE actively moving toward continuous 24/7 trading infrastructure
- Off-hours trading already shows 1.5%+ price spreads on the same assets across different venues, creating arbitrage opportunities that current tools can't track in real time
- Stryx's competitive advantage relies on accumulating historical tick-level data from day one—something competitors can't retroactively build—plus high switching costs once integrated into trading desks' execution systems
tokenized-equities
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