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SF Compute's multi-constraint order-book approach can generate liquidity without requiring standardization in advance of learning the technology's capabilities.

Evan Conrad · The Programmable Data Center — Evan Conrad, SF Compute · 20 Oct 2026

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“rate liquidity without having to standardize before you know what the technology can do. Um and because the technology was shifting so quickly, um we wanted to basically be able to do that. The trade-off of this is that you have less concentrated liquidity, and so the prices are um going to ha there's gonna be more spreads between the the buy and the sell.”
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