Huobi Tech Launched a New OTC Service for the Top Cryptocurrencies

Thursday, 03/03/2022 | 08:55 GMT by Matti Williamson
  • The block trading is focusing on the leading cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
  • Huobi Brokerage said it will provide the best price in Asia for the digital assets.
Crypto block trade

Huobi Technology Holdings Limited announced it is launching over-the-counter (OTC) service for digital assets. The service is offering block trading in virtual assets for institutional investors.

The new trading service will be offered via Huobi Brokerage. Block trading is focusing on the leading cryptocurrencies , stablecoins and fiat currencies. Only US Dollar is available for the time being, in the future EUR, GBP and HKD will be added.

Huobi is providing a secure compliant environment for all trades.

The service was tested by several investors before being made available to all customers. Huobi Brokerage said it will provide the best price for the digital assets it is offering with 0 transactions fees.

Simon Wu, the CEO of Huobi Tech said about the launch of the new service: "After the launch of crypto-backed lending, Huobi Brokerage now offers the virtual asset OTC trading service that is low-price, convenient, compliant and secure, further enriching its line of business.

"Huobi Tech will continue to diversify its businesses in the future, with Huobi Brokerage as one of our key business sectors in tapping into digital asset financial services.

"We believe Huobi Brokerage business would grow with Huobi Tech's other virtual asset services for synergic development."

Crypto Insider Trading Risks

The SEC began investigating block trading in the stock market. The SEC suspects financial institutions are tipping their preferred clients (hedge funds for example) prior to large block trades.

When a large amount of stocks are sold in a block trade, the stock's price begins dropping prior to the public disclosure of the block trade. Morgan Stanley has confirmed the US Department of Justice has requested information on its block trading services.

A similar phenomena can take place in cryptocurrencies, which may be 'exposed' via large price swings. The leading cryptocurrencies at the time of writing are Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Huobi Technology Holdings Limited announced it is launching over-the-counter (OTC) service for digital assets. The service is offering block trading in virtual assets for institutional investors.

The new trading service will be offered via Huobi Brokerage. Block trading is focusing on the leading cryptocurrencies , stablecoins and fiat currencies. Only US Dollar is available for the time being, in the future EUR, GBP and HKD will be added.

Huobi is providing a secure compliant environment for all trades.

The service was tested by several investors before being made available to all customers. Huobi Brokerage said it will provide the best price for the digital assets it is offering with 0 transactions fees.

Simon Wu, the CEO of Huobi Tech said about the launch of the new service: "After the launch of crypto-backed lending, Huobi Brokerage now offers the virtual asset OTC trading service that is low-price, convenient, compliant and secure, further enriching its line of business.

"Huobi Tech will continue to diversify its businesses in the future, with Huobi Brokerage as one of our key business sectors in tapping into digital asset financial services.

"We believe Huobi Brokerage business would grow with Huobi Tech's other virtual asset services for synergic development."

Crypto Insider Trading Risks

The SEC began investigating block trading in the stock market. The SEC suspects financial institutions are tipping their preferred clients (hedge funds for example) prior to large block trades.

When a large amount of stocks are sold in a block trade, the stock's price begins dropping prior to the public disclosure of the block trade. Morgan Stanley has confirmed the US Department of Justice has requested information on its block trading services.

A similar phenomena can take place in cryptocurrencies, which may be 'exposed' via large price swings. The leading cryptocurrencies at the time of writing are Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

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