Online trading platform Moomoo said it has partnered with Crossover Markets to integrate CROSSx, an institutional-grade digital asset execution network, into its U.S. cryptocurrency service. The company said CROSSx delivers order-matching latency below 10 microseconds and is designed to connect Moomoo’s retail trading interface with a broader network of digital asset liquidity providers. According to Moomoo, the integration is meant to improve the reliability of its digital asset execution as it expands crypto services for U.S. clients. The company also said it serves more than 30 million investors globally, extending trading technology originally built for institutions into a much larger retail distribution channel. The Techub item cited Bitcoinist as the source.
Online trading platform Moomoo has partnered with Crossover Markets to integrate CROSSx, an institutional-grade digital asset execution network, into its U.S. cryptocurrency service.
CROSSx offers order-matching latency of less than 10 microseconds and is designed to connect Moomoo’s retail trading interface with a broader network of digital asset liquidity providers.
Moomoo said the integration is intended to improve the reliability of its digital asset execution and support an expansion of its crypto offering for U.S. clients. The company said it has more than 30 million investors globally, meaning trading technology originally built for institutions will now reach a much larger retail channel.
The item was published by Techub and cited Bitcoinist.
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