LTP increases digital asset custody insurance coverage to 100 million USD and upgrades cross-asset trading and clearing system
Foresight News reports that Jack Yang, founder and CEO of digital asset brokerage LTP, announced at the annual summit "Liquidity 2026" that the company has increased its digital asset custody insurance coverage to 100 million US dollars, covering client assets held under the company's regulated framework.
At the same time, LTP has also upgraded its cross-asset trading and clearing system. Supported by compliance licenses, these services can cover traditional exchanges such as CME and SGX. Through unified margin management, collateral integration, and risk control mechanisms, LTP enables clients to achieve higher capital efficiency and reduce cross-platform operational and counterparty risks.
In addition, LTP has launched RapidMarket 2.0, which provides professional trading teams and quantitative institutions with a unified multi-exchange market data solution. This product supports microsecond-level low-latency transmission, intelligent link optimization, and rapid strategy integration, and is deeply integrated with the clearing and custody systems. It aims to further help clients improve execution efficiency and overall trading performance in cross-asset trading.
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