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Who Uses LiquidityFinder?
Published on Nov 8, 2024
Updated on Mar 7, 2026

We thought it would be of interest to the members of LiquidityFinder to let our users know what company they keep, and the analysis of our user base has revealed some interesting insights into the community we've built together.

Breakdown of LiquidityFinder members by role as of November 2024
Looking at the numbers, institutional FX trading and sales professionals make up our largest group at around 15% of users. They're joined by a substantial contingent of technology providers (14%) and asset managers (12%) - reflecting how the modern trading landscape really works, with market participants, infrastructure providers, and investment professionals all playing crucial roles.

TradFi v DeFi/Crypto members - as of November 2024
What's particularly noteworthy is the growing middle ground - professionals who operate across both spaces. Many of our technology providers and institutional brokers now offer both traditional and digital asset services, while asset managers are increasingly incorporating digital assets into their portfolios. Even traditional banks on our platform are showing growing interest in digital asset custody and trading infrastructure.
This convergence suggests that the traditional distinction between TradFi and DeFi might be becoming less relevant. Instead, we're seeing the emergence of a more integrated financial ecosystem where traditional market expertise combines with digital innovation. It's not about old versus new anymore - it's about how these approaches can complement each other to create more efficient, accessible markets.
What's particularly interesting is seeing how different segments of the financial world coexist on our platform. While traditional FX traders remain at our core, the significant presence of algo traders (9%) and crypto traders (7%) shows how the industry is evolving. Add in the technology providers, and you can see how LiquidityFinder mirrors the increasing digitalization of financial markets.

Geographical spread of LiquidityFinder's users as of November 2024
On the geographical front, our user base reflects the truly global nature of today's markets. Europe leads with 41% of users, while Asia-Pacific represents 29% - no surprise given the importance of financial hubs like London, Singapore, and Hong Kong. North America follows at 16%, with growing participation from the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America completing the picture.
These numbers tell a clear story: LiquidityFinder has developed into a meeting point for finance professionals across both traditional and emerging market segments. Whether you're in institutional FX, technology, asset management, or one of the many other sectors represented here, you're part of a diverse community that's helping shape the future of trading and liquidity.
If you would like to communicate with other members of LiquidityFinder, you are able to do this by clicking on their profile and MESSAGE USER. You can see the directory of all users here. (On the dropdown to the left of the search box, you are able to search for users by Company.)
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Sam Low is the Founder of LiquidityFinder. With over 18 years in working with FX trading technology, Sam has deep experience in the FX (forex) trading industry, working with brokers, liquidity providers and end traders themselves. You can message Sam directly here. |
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