On-chain trading platform TurboFlow establishes a strategic partnership with Susquehanna Crypto to introduce Wall Street-level liquidity.
According to Odaily, the on-chain all-in-one trading ecosystem TurboFlow has officially announced a strategic partnership with proprietary trading firm Susquehanna Crypto (SIG Crypto). SIG Crypto will serve as the core liquidity provider, offering institutional-level market making support across TurboFlow’s entire product line and bringing its extensive expertise in professional pricing, market structure, and risk management to the ecosystem.
Through a proprietary PFOF (Payment for Order Flow) architecture, SIG Crypto will inject liquidity directly into TurboFlow, ensuring that users trading 1000x leveraged perpetual contracts or 30-second ultra-fast event contracts enjoy millisecond-level execution and minimal slippage for an exceptional trading experience.
TurboFlow is gradually completing a comprehensive iteration from an early fixed-odds model to a “dynamic odds” structure. By introducing pricing support from SIG Crypto, odds will adjust in real time based on liquidity depth, directional demand, and volatility, optimizing game strategy accordingly.
With institutional-level backing from Susquehanna Crypto, TurboFlow plans to expand its tradable assets from crypto assets to major global assets such as crude oil and gold.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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