Large Block Trades

Large block trades refer to significant transactions executed outside of the standard public order book, often to prevent immediate market impact. These are frequently handled through over-the-counter desks or private execution venues.

Because the size of these trades could cause massive slippage if placed on a public exchange, they are negotiated privately or routed through specialized dark pools. In crypto, these are essential for institutional investors to move capital without alerting the broader market to their intentions.

Block trades are a critical component of institutional market microstructure. They allow for the efficient transfer of large volumes while maintaining price stability.

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