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Now ive read in an article that FortFS started providing cryptocurrency liquidity for clients in November, last year! But there was no FortFC, how were they working?

I think they were working in the same old way as many other brokers do, they just transferred their orders to cryptocurrency exchanges.

Do i get it right that its not the most effective way?

Of course, not. Such a scheme of operation is the relic of past. Its slow and takes too much money. Who needs while everyone wants to save money and get what they need ASAP? Thats how the idea of FortFC was born.

Is their scheme of operation much faster?

Of course! You dont ask anyone to manage you orders, you are cryptocurrency liquidity and you can provide it to others. They have a very interesting principle of operation. Probably, its a new level.

Id like to understand this with the help of an example. Lets say, how long will it take to exchange cryptocurrency to fiat?