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LO:TECH launches its new digital asset market data services.

Live streaming, tick level history and full websocket replay, normalised across venues.

Jul 15, 2024

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LO:TECH is proud to launch its new digital asset market data services.• Lightning fast, live streaming, normalised, multi-venue market data• Tick-level, t+1 historical files, trades, built orderbooks, top of book etc..• Full historical websocket replayAs an experienced high-frequency trading team, we’ve never been fully satisfied with existing digital asset market data solutions, so we decided to create our own.If you have complex or tough digital asset market data requirements get in touch to discuss our solutions.

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