Decrypting crypto: explaining the market from an institutional perspective
A new white paper series from Numerix takes an institutional perspective in examining the multiple dynamics of the cryptocurrency space. Part I explores the increasing range of crypto derivative products that are attracting more capital to the sector and how a growing, vested institutional interest in the crypto market is helping to make it more stable. In this Q&A, Nick Alabaster, director, pre sales Emea, and Jim Jockle, chief marketing officer, discuss the following aspects of the cryptocurrency phenomenon:
- How a growing, vested institutional interest in the crypto market is helping to make it more stable
- Top-of-mind issues among institutions considering participation in crypto trading activity
- Why 2022 may be a significant growth year for digital assets
- The range of crypto derivative products available in the market today
- Why the market has a tendency toward extreme price swings.
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