Cryptocurrency market maker Cumberland is modernizing the way it handles over-the-counter (OTC) trades with counterparties.

Aimed at enhancing the overall cryptoasset trading experience for our counterparties, Marea allows even more flexibility to manage your capital.

The following is an exclusive contribution to CoinDesk’s 2018 Year in Review.

DRW has long been at the intersection of technology and finance, so it’s no surprise they’re at the forefront of the latest financial revolution: cryptoassets.

Justin Chow, Head of Business Development in Asia, examines potential catalysts for market appreciation in 2019.

Cryptocurrency players have banded together to draft a set of best practices, the latest attempt to clean up an industry frequently marred by scandal.

A Chicago-based derivatives market is opening a cryptocurrency market backed by DRW Holdings Inc., Virtu Financial Inc. and TD Ameritrade Holding Corp.

Don Wilson, founder of high-speed trading firm DRW, said bitcoin derivatives trading in Asia hours is almost equal to the volume he’s seen in the U.S., something he says is an anomaly when compared to other financial instruments.

Blockchain and cryptocurrency jobs are increasingly appealing to job seekers from more conventional sectors in Asia — even as the technology’s most famous use case struggles on the price front.

DRW Holdings founder and trader tycoon Don Wilson made a rare public appearance in Chicago to plug one of his company’s growing interests: crypto assets. His mission: to explain why these holdings, including cryptoassets like bitcoin, are important and “will change the world,” he told about 200 people gathered yesterday for a CFA Society Chicago luncheon in downtown Chicago.