Alameda, which also tumbled into bankruptcy last month along with FTX, was able to skirt certain portions of the exchange’s trading architecture and sidestep some automated verification processes, the CFTC said in a complaint filed Tuesday in Manhattan federal court.
“These advantages were not publicly disclosed” and yielded a “significant speed advantage,” the CFTC said.
While most or all other customers accessing the FTX platform through an application programming interface — ...
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