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In equity trading, internalization is the predominant execution method for uninformed order flow, allowing retail brokers to realize cost savings and thereby offer price improvements to customers. In cryptocurrency trading, there are doubts as to whether informed and uninformed traders can be distinguished in the same way, leading brokers to seek cost savings through internal order matching instead. Using the historical order flow of the German cryptocurrency broker BISON, we present a prediction-based approach to internal order matching: Upon receiving a customer order, our model forecasts whether future order flow will be sufficient to neutralize the order before the settlement date. With a prediction accuracy of 85%, it enables brokers to match three-quarters of order volume internally, which is three times as much as a traditional static approach, and realize meaningful cost savings, even after accounting for common minimum price improvements.
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This page is a summary of: Intelligent Inventory Management for Cryptocurrency Brokers, October 2022, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery),
DOI: 10.1145/3533271.3561661.
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