liquidity providers
[lɪˈkwɪdɪti prəˈvaɪdərz]
nounpl: liquidity providers
provedores de liquidez
1. Entities or individuals that supply liquidity to financial markets by buying and selling securities, currencies, or other assets, thereby enabling transactions and reducing bid-ask spreads
Liquidity providers play a crucial role in ensuring that traders can execute large orders without significantly moving prices.
Os provedores de liquidez desempenham um papel crucial para garantir que os traders possam executar grandes ordens sem mover significativamente os preços.
2. In cryptocurrency and decentralized finance (DeFi), users who deposit cryptocurrency pairs into liquidity pools to earn fees from trades
Liquidity providers in decentralized exchanges earn a percentage of trading fees from the pools they fund.
Os provedores de liquidez em exchanges descentralizadas ganham uma porcentagem das taxas de negociação dos pools que financiam.
The term 'liquidity providers' has become increasingly important in Brazilian fintech and cryptocurrency communities. In traditional Brazilian finance, these are typically large financial institutions and market makers, while in the DeFi space, they are individual users earning passive income. The term is more commonly used in formal financial English than in everyday Portuguese, where longer explanatory phrases may be preferred in non-specialized contexts.
NYC Slang
LP's or 'liq providers'
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