Algorithmic strategies that dynamically adjust to real-time liquidity and volatility
Bespoke Algorithms
No matter the cryptoasset, GSR can handle the accumulation or selling process from beginning to end, ensuring a safe, secure, and easy way to turn your cryptoassets into any currency. Programmatic execution reduces fees and adds transparency, while reducing the possibility of human error.
Algorithmic execution is prevalent in almost every instance of institutional risk-taking. More quantitatively-focused investors such as systematic hedge funds, crypto market makers, and high-frequency traders develop proprietary execution algorithms explicitly designed to serve their investment strategies.
Asset or fund managers attempting to enter into a large crypto position can lower their average cost by executing algorithmically, thus maximizing potential gains. The same applies for a large holder of a digital asset who wants to minimize the impact on the price of the asset when liquidating part of her position. A well-calibrated algorithm breaks down large orders into smaller pieces and executes across multiple trading venues, producing superior results and saving both time and money for the investor.
- All services can be priced by time or volume (TWAP / VWAP)
- Access to 60+ cryptocurrency exchanges
- Trade 200 crosses of digital assets
- Post-trade settlement services in USD, EUR, JPY or any other major currency
- Smart Order Routing
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Access our global banking network and industry leading custodians
- Minimize exchange-related risk
- Reduce slippage
- Mitigate human bias
- White glove approach
Algorithmic Trading is Uniquely Suited for the Crypto Landscape
Liquidity in Digital Assets is Highly Fragmented: in using only one crypto exchange, it is not possible to access even half of the market’s depth.
Market Depth is Opaque: the unfortunate reality in digital asset markets is that substantial amounts of reported volumes are fake.
Dealing with Low-Quality Exchanges: even for semi-institutional traders that opt to be present on multiple exchanges to amplify their liquidity, there are a variety of risks to face.