The Borneo Post

Nasdaq to power digital currency marketplac­e for Noble Markets

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KUALA LUMPUR: Nasdaq and Noble Markets, announced yesterday that Noble Markets will implement Nasdaq’s X-stream trading technology for the company’s soon to be launched digital currency marketplac­e.

X-stream is the most widely used exchange trading technology in the world, powering more than 30 marketplac­es globally.

“Noble was founded on the principal of bringing credible market structure and institutio­nal trading expertise to the cryptocurr­ency marketplac­e.

All customers demand a fair and orderly market, the best possible pricing and confidence trades will be completed efficientl­y,” said John Betts, CEO and Founder of Noble Markets.

“We are excited that Nasdaq shares our vision and commitment to support the developmen­t of this ground-breaking market.

Our Marketplac­e, powered by X-stream, allows us to leverage a proven and trusted venue that supports global trading worth billions of dollars reliably, every day.

We look forward to more exciting announceme­nts over the coming months.”

Noble’s marketplac­e platform will provide their institutio­nal m a rk e t participan­ts, liquidity providers and other cryptocurr­ency and bitcoin exchanges the benefits of Nasdaq’s low latency, highly transparen­t marketplac­e for cryptocurr­ency trading activity.

“As one of the world’s leading providers of technology to the capital markets, Nasdaq is dedicated to discoverin­g and supporting new and emerging technologi­es and marketplac­es,” said Lars Ottersgård, Executive Vice President, Market Technology, Nasdaq.

“We are thrilled to work with the experience­d industry veterans at Noble Markets and look forward to supporting their cutting-edge, new endeavor for the long-term in addressing the needs of the digital currency space.”

Nasdaq’s exchange technology, including trading, clearing, CSD and market surveillan­ce systems, is in operation in over 100 marketplac­es across North and Latin America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa and the Middle East. — Bernama

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