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Delayed Reporting Protocols

Meaning

Delayed Reporting Protocols, within the domain of crypto investing and institutional options trading, define a set of rules and technical specifications governing the disclosure of trade details or positions after a specified time interval has elapsed, rather than in real-time. The core purpose of these protocols is to balance market transparency with the strategic needs of institutional participants, particularly in preventing front-running or mitigating market impact from large orders. Such mechanisms are pertinent in Request for Quote (RFQ) systems where immediate disclosure could disadvantage liquidity providers.