Distribution of Trading Potential

Zhenying Wang ()
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Zhenying Wang: Shanghai Gold Exchange

Chapter Chapter 17 in Trading Economics, 2024, pp 339-371 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The trading network connects many trading agents, which interact and influence each other through network links, forming the operating ecology of the trading system. However, the mutual influence and interaction between trading agents are neither uniform nor symmetrical, and the influence of different trading agents varies greatly. In the trading system, most trading agents have very limited influence, and only a few trading agents may have strong influence. They occupy a certain monopoly position, and have strong dominance in trading protocols and pricing rights. These advantages will eventually be converted into their high profits. Trading potential is an indicator used to describe the status and influence of trading agents in the trading system.

Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-9875-3_17

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