HFT TRADING

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Creation. Development. Systems. Administration. Operations.

Creation, development, and administration of systems and solutions in High Frequency Trading (HFT) for cryptocurrency operations.

Strategy

Bots

Development

HFT System

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+ Years of
Experience

In technology and financial markets, delivering high-performance HFT solutions for cryptocurrencies.

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HFT Solutions Developed

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International Certifications

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Backtesting Hours

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Satisfied Clients

Advantages

OPERATING TIME

100%

ACCURATE EXECUTION

98%

ONLINE TECHNOLOGY

100%

COMPOUND GROWTH

89%

Infrastructure

HIGH PERFORMANCE

100%

ADVANCED AUTOMATION

99%

GLOBAL COVERAGE

100%

LATENCY

100 MS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HFT?

High Frequency Trading (HFT) is an automated trading method used by large investment banks, hedge funds, and institutional investors. They use powerful computers to execute a large number of orders at high speed and can detect emerging trends in a fraction of a second.

01.Trading

High frequency trading allows traders to profit even from very small price fluctuations.

02.Competition

HFT clearly increases market competition as transactions are completed faster and transaction volume rises significantly. Increased liquidity narrows bid-ask spreads, making markets more price-efficient.

03.Volume

It is estimated that 70% of US stock trading volume is currently driven by high frequency trades.

Discover the History

Explore the History
of What HFT Is

Discover the evolution of high-frequency trading and how technology has revolutionized the financial market. Understand the concepts and impact of HFT in the global cryptocurrency and stock trading landscape.

1602

The Amsterdam Stock Exchange launches the world's first stock exchange.

17th Century

The Rothschilds were able to arbitrage prices of the same security across countries, using carrier pigeons to transmit information before competitors.

1998

The US (SEC) authorized electronic exchanges, paving the way for computerized HFT services capable of executing trades 1,000 times faster than a human.

2000

High-frequency trades accounted for less than 10% of stock orders.

2005

HFT represents 35% of US stock trades.

2010 Flash Crash!

Flash Crash! On May 6, 2010, a $4.1 billion computer-driven sell-off triggered the May Flash Crash, causing the Dow Jones to drop 1.0.

2011

Launch of Nano trading technology: a company called Fixnetix developed a microchip capable of executing trades in nanoseconds.

2012

HFT is estimated to account for 70% of all US stock trades.

2012 Sep

IT companies invest millions in HFT technology. A new computer chip built specifically for HFT executes trades in 0.000000074 seconds.

2012 Nov

The FBI begins monitoring social media as a potential securities fraud channel due to its immediate impact on stock markets.

2013 Apr

SEC and CFTC announce restrictions on public company announcements via social media.

2013 Apr

A fake tweet from the Associated Press account claimed the White House was hit by two explosions, causing widespread panic on Wall Street.

2013 Apr

Bloomberg Terminals integrates live Tweets into its economic data service. Bloomberg Social Velocity tracks abnormal spikes in company-related conversations.

2013 Sep

At 2 PM, the Federal Reserve shocked financial markets by announcing it would not reduce its level of economic support, estimated at $600 million in assets.

2013 Sep

Italy becomes the first country to impose an HFT tax, charging 0.002% on stock trades lasting less than 0.5 seconds.

2013

Economists continue debating HFT risks after the 2010 Flash Crash. Nobel laureate economist Michael Spence contributed to the discussion.

Consistency vs Accuracy

Consistency

0.7% to 1% Daily Profit

As mentioned above, HFT uses a very conservative management approach, targeting 0.7% to 1% daily profit, which, combined with its accuracy, has a high chance of meeting medium-to-long term goals.

Accuracy

Market Risk

To ensure consistency, the software uses algorithms that halt operations whenever a "difficult" market is detected, protecting against market risk and automatically blocking any potential negative trades.

Infrastructure

Latency-Sensitive Algorithmic Platforms

High-frequency trading infrastructures are the Formula 1 cars of technology, where performance is measured in milliseconds.

Technological Advances

Fast and automatic order execution through algorithms.

HFT Technology and Regulation

Advanced infrastructure with low latency and compliance.

Carlos Menezes Quantitative Trader

"Freedom Crypto’s high-frequency technology boosted the performance of my trades, with fast and reliable execution, which makes all the difference in the market."

Ana Beatriz Silva Fund Manager

"With the HFT solution, we were able to automate complex strategies, ensuring consistency and reducing emotional risks in trading."

Rafael Costa Financial Market Analyst

"The robust infrastructure and low latency offered make it possible to capture opportunities that were previously unreachable for conventional traders."

Mariana Ferreira Financial Systems Developer

"Working with high-frequency systems requires precision and security — Freedom Crypto delivers exactly that with cutting-edge technology and specialized support."