Last year, major U.S. banks saw their prime brokerage divisions flourish, primarily thanks to hefty lending fees extracted from large multi-strategy hedge funds. The institutional appetite for leverage remains robust—a sign that sophisticated players are actively positioning across markets. This growth underscores how traditional finance continues to generate substantial returns from facilitating complex fund operations, reflecting broader trends in capital allocation and risk management within the hedge fund ecosystem.

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OnchainArchaeologistvip
· 01-17 15:34
Traditional finance is once again milking hedge funds, leverage is never in short supply...
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DeFiChefvip
· 01-16 10:00
Leverage really never dies, huh? Old traditional finance is making crazy profits again.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 01-15 20:41
Speaking of trad finance, this round made a killing again. Hedge funds are just destined to be sheared like sheep.
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CafeMinorvip
· 01-15 01:14
Leverage is back up again. These big banks are laughing to death, just surviving by milking hedge fund fees.
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CompoundPersonalityvip
· 01-15 01:14
Leverage is going crazy, traditional finance is bleeding again, it will burst sooner or later.
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FUD_Vaccinatedvip
· 01-15 01:13
Traditional finance is still bleeding. Those big banks are making a killing from financing fees, and leverage players just can't stop.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 01-15 01:04
Traditional finance is so profitable, why hasn't there been a revolution yet?
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GasFeeLovervip
· 01-15 01:03
NGL, this is the classic tactic of traditional finance to harvest retail investors. Major banks profit from leverage costs and get greasy, while throwing all the risk onto hedge funds... Truly shady.
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