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So one of the most famous HFTs is now going to offer a way to block the damage done by HFTs?

Despite the hilarity of such a thing, is this a sign that HFT is not nearly as profitable as it once was?



Profits in HFT have always been oversold. These days the margins are brutally competitive.

That said I have no idea why they would patent this. I can't see how they can make money from it.


If nothing else, it could just be to stop anyone else from patenting something similar then trying to use that patent against them.


Maybe the idea is by now so commonly known that they simply try to license the tech?




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