B2C2 integrates with Fusion Digital Assets as liquidity provider for Bitcoin and Ethereum
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Updated · Markets Media · Apr 24
B2C2 integrates with Fusion Digital Assets as liquidity provider for Bitcoin and Ethereum
11 articles · Updated · Markets Media · Apr 24
B2C2 will supply high-performance liquidity to Fusion Digital Assets’ Bitcoin and Ethereum order books under TP ICAP’s FCA-registered Matched Principal model, following a record $1 billion monthly trading volume in 2025.
The collaboration aims to deliver deeper liquidity, sharper execution, and improved risk transfer for wholesale cryptoasset market participants, while reducing pre-funding requirements and counterparty risk through TP ICAP’s investment-grade credit profile.
Fusion Digital Assets plans to expand its asset offering to include USDC, SOL, XRP, additional fiat currencies, and Real-World Assets, alongside extending trading hours to 24/5 with future weekend coverage.
With plans to tokenize real-world assets, how soon could we see stocks or real estate traded 24/7 on these platforms?
Can a traditional finance model truly tame crypto's volatility, or does it just concentrate risk onto a single firm like TP ICAP?
Will partnerships like this create a two-tiered crypto market, leaving retail investors with greater risk and less access?
How vulnerable is this new institutional ecosystem to a sudden crypto market downturn, despite its regulated structure?
Is the UK's regulatory push creating a 'walled garden' for institutional crypto, or a blueprint for global adoption?
As global regulations like MiCA solidify, will London's model become the standard or just one competing financial hub?