Auros executive: The main barrier to institutional demand for cryptocurrencies is insufficient market liquidity, not volatility
PANews January 18th news, according to a certain information platform, Jason Atkins, Chief Commercial Officer of crypto market maker Auros, stated that the factor hindering institutional demand for cryptocurrencies is insufficient market liquidity, not volatility.The liquidity issue in the crypto market is structural. Although market interest still exists, new capital remains cautious due to the inability to absorb scale and hedge risks.
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