So one of the most famous HFTs is now going to offer a way to block the damage done by HFTs?
Despite the hilarity of such a thing, is this a sign that HFT is not nearly as profitable as it once was?
Despite the hilarity of such a thing, is this a sign that HFT is not nearly as profitable as it once was?
That said I have no idea why they would patent this. I can't see how they can make money from it.