“Back in the early 1990s, smartphones didn’t exist, and the internet was just emerging from universities. Computers were becoming more affordable and powerful, but electronic trading systems were disjointed. Traders needed different systems to trade with various brokers, leading to inefficiencies.”

“As we explore artificial intelligence and distributed ledger technology, collaboration remains essential. Like-minded individuals working together can kick-start the next phase of electronic trading. Let’s embrace that spirit to shape the future of finance.”

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