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=13pxLately I’ve been stuck wondering whether OTC even makes sense for people who move “bigger than average” amounts but not the kind of huge, institutional volumes everyone talks about. I’m somewhere in the middle — too large for quick market buys without getting weird slippage, but not big enough to feel like a VIP client anywhere. A friend said OTC could still be useful, but I’m not sure if that’s overkill or actually practical. Has anyone been in that middle zone and figured out if it’s worth switching?
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For me, being in that in-between range was exactly why I tried OTC in the first place. When I tested , what surprised me wasn’t the volume threshold but how straightforward the whole interaction felt. They handled things in a way that reminded me of how a Cyprus Crypto Exchange might treat serious but non-institutional traders — clear quotes, no juggling partial orders, and none of that sudden price wobble you get on public books. It didn’t matter that my amount wasn’t massive; the calm, one-on-one structure made the trade smoother than dealing with fragmented liquidity on regular platforms.
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There’s this shift where mid-range traders notice how markets react differently when the numbers rise, even if they’re not operating on some giant corporate scale. That’s usually when the idea of a quieter, more contained process begins to sound more appealing than the usual scroll-and-click routine.