Interesting move from Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund: they're shifting gears to handle more trades in-house rather than relying on external routes.
The goal? Cut down on bloated costs and streamline their execution process. When you're managing over a trillion dollars, even tiny efficiency gains add up fast.
This internal flow management approach could set a trend for other institutional giants rethinking their trading infrastructure. Less intermediaries, tighter control, better cost structure.
Smart adaptation in today's market where every basis point matters.
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BridgeJumper
· 17h ago
Very realistic. Big funds operate like this—saving just one basis point can amount to millions of dollars.
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-10 15:28
Quite clever, but this set of logical mechanisms has been played before. Are you just learning now?
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TokenUnlocker
· 12-10 15:27
Very clear, with a trillion-dollar scale, even a single basis point is real money.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-10 15:24
Wow, Norway's move is brilliant. Handling the transaction process on your own saves that little intermediary fee, and when scaled to a trillion-dollar level, it's an astronomical number.
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MetaReckt
· 12-10 15:23
The day of the true seller's extinction is near, and big players are starting to play on their own.
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UncleLiquidation
· 12-10 15:03
Nah, this is what big funds should be doing. Building their own infrastructure to save costs. The middlemen profiting from the spread are already outdated.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-10 14:59
Wow, the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund's move is really brilliant. They are fully managing their own trading flow, completely bypassing middlemen, and saving costs—truly smart.
Interesting move from Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund: they're shifting gears to handle more trades in-house rather than relying on external routes.
The goal? Cut down on bloated costs and streamline their execution process. When you're managing over a trillion dollars, even tiny efficiency gains add up fast.
This internal flow management approach could set a trend for other institutional giants rethinking their trading infrastructure. Less intermediaries, tighter control, better cost structure.
Smart adaptation in today's market where every basis point matters.