An exchange monopoly occurs when a single platform dominates trading of a specific asset, controlling liquidity and pricing. It is used to centralize transactions, reducing competition and often increasing fees. Brokers and institutional investors benefit from streamlined operations, while retail traders may face limited options and higher costs. This structure is common in niche markets or regulated exchanges.
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