@remilioremo

Pool 0 (New York) closes and Pool 1 (Tokyo) becomes the only option. But Tokyo has thinner liquidity, so the same buy pressure moves price way harder. This is the game theory playing out. Staggered pools with different liquidity depths. Traders who understand which pool to be in and when have an edge. Every big move on the thin pool generates fees that fill the vault for London. Once all three are live, these same dynamics feed dividends instead of building new pools. The volatility isn't a bug. It's the mechanism. Markets trade in sessions. SessionX $SXS

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