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Wall Street wants 24/7 trading, but somebody has to bankroll the weekend
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Wall Street's move toward round-the-clock trading includes a key decision about who supplies cash when the main wholesale payment systems are closed. If you want to adjust a position on Saturday, being able to trade saves you from waiting until Monday. The companies behind your trade still have to manage what they owe until they… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories tha...
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