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Jesse Greif of OneChronos

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How might applying Nobel Prize winning economics to markets affect how they operate? Jesse is the COO at alternative trading system OneChronos. He explains the thinking behind the ATS and how it matches securities orders in a unique manner that employs Nobel Prize winning auction theory, probabilistic search, expressive bidding. and other advanced concepts. We talked about how OneChronos combines them into a very frequent auction process. How will this impact execution quality and the user experience? We’ll find out. It certainly should spark a lot of discussion and exchange of ideas. Troy and Lee share some of their thoughts at the end of the episode. As a reminder, nothing in this episode is investment, legal, or any other advice of any kind, and nothing in this episode is an endorsement or recommendation of any kind.

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