USDC liquidity provider for an exchange liquidity manager: executing large orders without moving the price in Brazil
How Crown FX executes large USDC orders for an exchange liquidity manager at a locked price, with own inventory and a settlement window to 18:00.
A large order sent into an exchange book walks the price. Crown FX avoids that by quoting first and executing at the quoted price, from its own inventory.
Sequence
- The desk returns a quote with the full spread in view.
- The exchange confirms the price.
- Execution is immediate at that locked price, within operating limits.
- Settlement is real time: Pix for reais, USDC for dollars.
Where the price comes from. The benchmark is Bloomberg rather than an exchange. Crown’s inventory comes from a steady inflow of USDC from non-resident clients and from large financial institutions that trust its compliance processes, so orders do not have to be routed to third-party books.
Settlement window. Very high volumes settle inside the business day, before the grid closes at 18:00 Brasília time. Settlement on D+1 or D+2 is available if the client prefers.
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