In a busy week of news, let’s take a look at the stories that dominated, in our picks of the week segment.
Has the Bubble Burst for Brokers?
After reporting on record volumes for many forex and CFD brokers in Q1, Finance Magnates covered a series of downturns this week.
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Interactive Brokers’ DARTs Down as COVID-19 Boost Loses Steam
In April, the number of DARTs were reported at 1.720 million transactions, a fall of -12% MoM from 1.96 million. Trading activity at Interactive Brokers LLC (NASDAQ:IBKR) lost some momentum in April with volumes easing. Although April’s figures saw a decline, it was still the second-best reading ever for Daily Average Revenue Trades (DARTs).
Read more on the Interactive Brokers’ DART decline here
After Hitting $1.2T Milestone, Cboe FX Volumes Nosedive in April
As Finance Magnates reported, Cboe’s institutional spot FX platform disclosed a total trading volume of $643 billion, down -46 percent on a month-over-month basis.
The decline saw trading volume fall to its lowest level since December 2019 and down 7% on an annual basis
Read more on the Cboe FX trading volume plunge here.
All in Red: FXSpotStream Reveals Substantial Drop in FX Volumes
Another to suffer from the drop in volumes was FX SpotStream. Activity on FXSpotStream’s trading venue, the aggregator service of LiquidityMatch LLC, dropped sharply last month to its weakest in five months.
The company reported an average daily volume (ADV) of $34 billion, which is lower on a monthly basis by -45 percent from $62 billion back in March 2020.
Read more on the FXSpotStream FX Volumes drop here.
TFX Forex Volumes Fall From March Highs in April, Stay Strong YoY
The last of the Finance Magnates reports of falling forex volumes covered TFX. Data from the Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX) suggests that last month has not been as active as March.
April’s combined trading volume fell by 61.6 percent, but it is still 68.4 percent higher on an annual basis.
Read more on the TFX trading volumes here.
Ripple Reports 87% Decline in XRP Sales for Q1 2020
Dominating the cryptocurrency news this week, was Ripple’s announcement of XRP sales for the first quarter of the year.
To many’s surprises, Ripple announced a staggering 87% decline for the first three months of the year. The disappointing figures follow an 80% decline in the final quarter of 2019.
Read more on the Ripple Sales Decline and their reaction here.
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In a Finance Magnates analysis, we looked at how the global coronavirus has affected the Fintech world and whether or not working from is the new normal.
With the help of David Mansell, co-founder and director of NEM Ventures, and others, we discussed the impact of coronavirus on the fintech world’s working life.
Read more on is working from home Fintech’s new normal? here.
Coronavirus & Altcoins: Why are Some Crypto Assets Beating Bitcoin?
In a Finance Magnates analysis, we delved deep into why some altcoins have bounced back quicker than Bitcoin. With expert insight from David Waslen, CEO and founder of HedgeTrade and David Zeiler, cryptocurrency expert and associate editor of Money Morning, no stone or altcoin was left unturned.
Read more on Coronavirus and Altcoin here
Crypto Leaders on COVID-19: FREE LIVE WEBINAR
Announced last week, Finance Magnates is to host an unmissable free live webinar, presenting an invaluable opportunity for you to gain expert insight into the future of the cryptocurrency space.
Featuring four titans from the crypto space – Joe Lallouz, Marc Bhargava, David Gerard, and Zac Prince – this will be one webinar you do not want to miss.
For more details on the webinar, including registration, visit here.
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