A viewer asked: If someone wanted to sell some of their XRP versus borrowing against it, which exchange would you recommend selling from your your decent cold wallet? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Responding to a viewer seeking fee-efficient liquidation methods for digital holdings stored in hardware wallets, Claver explains the operational distinction between retail order books and institutional over-the-counter trading desks. He outlines execution pathways through registered advisory entities that provide low basis-point execution without bid-ask spreads. For market participants transacting outside advisory firms, Claver details how to engage institutional over-the-counter desks operated by major digital asset exchanges. He points out that standard retail exchange interfaces impose wider spreads and higher transaction fees on large volume orders. In contrast, institutional desks negotiate customized execution to minimize market slippage, though they require high minimum transaction sizes reaching a specific figure the recording names. Claver explains that establishing direct relationships with institutional trading desks enables high-volume participants to execute substantial trades with lower operational overhead.
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