THE CHALLENGES To start with the good news. FX data complexity is quite low when compared to other asset classes, and the volume of data is also much lower than what you can have on equities. For example, EBS Live, perceived as one of the main and fastest FX data feeds available on the market, “only” publishes updates once every 100ms. But in FX, which is by definition a decentralised market, you will have to deal with much more potential THE CHALLENGES To start with the good news. FX data complexity is quite low when compared to other asset classes, and the volume of data is also much lower than what you can have on equities. For example, EBS Live, perceived as one of the main and fastest FX data feeds available on the market, “only” publishes updates once every 100ms. But in FX, which is by definition a decentralised market, you will have to deal with much more potential
THE CHALLENGES To start with the good news. FX data complexity is quite low when compared to other asset classes, and the volume of data is also much lower than what you can have on equities. For example, EBS Live, perceived as one of the main and fastest FX data feeds available on the market, “only” publishes updates once every 100ms. But in FX, which is by definition a decentralised market, you will have to deal with much more potential
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