In finance, a trade is an exchange of a security for "cash", typically a short-dated promise to pay in the currency of the country where the 'exchange' is located. BASICS: A financial instrument must be defined by the State (that regulates it); and it must registered with the State Regulator by the owner of the instrument (that issues it). The owner in this case is called: issuer of the financial instrument. The person requesting the instrument is called: applicant.
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Markets respond to Binance dumping BitcoinSV by dumping even harder
BitcoinSV is trading 20 percent lower today, after several cryptocurrency services announce they would no longer support ...
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Coinbase Pro wiped its Bitcoin to USD market clean, suspended trade for hours
Coinbase Pro's Bitcoin to US dollar markets were interrupted for hours today, after a still undisclosed problem affected ...
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Bitcoin’s price surge pushes cryptocurrency-related stocks into the green
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies weren't the only investments to benefit from the leading coin's recent price jump. Crypto-related ...
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Reuters: One 'mystery' buyer pushed Bitcoin over $5,000
Is a "mystery buyer" behind Bitcoin's run to $5,000? Cryptocurrency insiders say so, with a set of algorithmic buy orders ...
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Bitcoin trade volume drops sharply as volatility flattens
Trading across cryptocurrency markets has hit lows not seen in years, as Binance's USD-based Bitcoin trade fell by 40% in ...
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Long-serving cryptocurrency exchange forced offline, hackers blamed
One of the internet’s longest serving cryptocurrency exchanges, Cryptopia, claims to have suffered a debilitating hack, ...
