They hold your hand. Tim Furey hands you the detonator.
October 6th, 2026 – Tim Furey isn't launching quietly. The Founder and CEO of Tradeview Markets has put millions and years into the EDGE Instant Liquidity Connector, Tradeview's proprietary execution engine, and he wants every trader to know what EDGE does to the old way of doing business.
His starting point is blunt. Most forex brokers pad spreads and hide costs. Tradeview doesn't. They mark up; Tradeview won't. Millions invested, years in the making and built for what's next, EDGE is Furey's answer to an industry he thinks has been taxing traders for too long.
An engine behind the platform
Any broker can hand a trader a platform. The engine is what moves the trade, and Furey built one. EDGE runs on a proprietary matching engine and proprietary FIX connectivity, taking Tradeview from basic execution to a real-time decision engine. It scans multiple top-tier liquidity providers in milliseconds, routes raw, unmarked pricing across liquidity pools, slices larger orders surgically, aggregates the fills to the best available price and adapts with a real-time AI decision engine when volatility hits. Positive slippage goes to the client.
Split. Route. Aggregate. Protect the fill. Sub-millisecond routing, surgical fills, and nothing to install or relearn: EDGE runs inside MT4 and MT5.
"I felt it was time to stir things up and give our customers the same rates I am privy to when I trade." Tim Furey, Founder & CEO, Tradeview Markets
Padded spreads aren't liquidity. They're a shakedown.
Furey has watched traders pay for markup they can't see for two decades. Every padded pip, in his book, is a tax on being too loyal. Bleed on the spread long enough and you stop being a trader. You become inventory. Same pair, their cut, your loss, every single time.
"Stop letting a desk tax every tick you take." Tim Furey
Headline spreads that vanish when real size lands don't impress him either. Tight spreads without executable quality are a costume. The best price isn't the quote on the screen; it's what you get when the size lands. If you can't trade it, it doesn't count.
"If it doesn't say .edge, congratulations: you are the liquidity."
That's the point of the .edge suffix. Same pairs, different infrastructure, and the edge your broker doesn't want you to have. Kill the markup, keep the edge. No pad, no mercy. So Furey's question to every trader is simple: are you still hunting for an edge, or still funding someone else's?
Detonate the middleman
Furey sees EDGE as a line in the sand for retail trading. Disruption isn't an opportunity, he argues. It's a transfer: take it with EDGE, or donate it. Opportunity doesn't knock. It blows the door off, and EDGE is already inside. While others panic, EDGE traders execute. First movers don't hope. They trade EDGE. Disrupt or die.
"Disruption is an empowering process." Tim Furey
Leave the bonus. Take the fill.
He's just as direct about bonus-led marketing. Traders who come for an offer leave for a better one. Bonus hunters leave for the next bonus; real traders stay for the fill. Tradeview doesn't buy balances. It builds clients.
"You don't win a client with a bribe. You rent a shopper." Tim Furey
Hungry dogs run faster
The attitude goes back a long way. A college football mentor gave Furey the line "Hungry dogs run faster," and he has run on it ever since: commodity broker on the open-outcry floors, proprietary trader at Schonfeld Securities, forex at ODL Securities, then Tradeview, opened in 2004 in a small Wall Street office with three teammates from New York's Old Blue rugby club, backing himself from day one. Profitable in month one. Twenty-two years later: nearly 200 staff, licensed entities in several jurisdictions, and still independent, still founder-led.
Try it once. Client for life.
Furey is leading Tradeview's push into the Middle East and its growth across Latin America and Asia, and his pitch everywhere is a dare. Open a demo. Compare the bleed. See live spreads, then decide. Demo it, then burn the old account.
One real fill changes everything. Taste .edge once and padded spreads start to feel like theft. The first honest fill is the last soft pitch you'll believe, and once you trade .edge, good-enough spreads are over. After EDGE, going back is the hard part. Your old broker becomes a cautionary tale, and loyalty stops being a pitch. It becomes a side effect.
A dare for introducing brokers
The same dare goes to Tradeview's introducing brokers. Let your clients try EDGE once and you'll keep them for life. Put them on .edge once and soft brokers don't get a second chance. One live trial, lifetime retention. Your attrition problem just met its fix.
Hope is not a strategy. EDGE is. Try it once. Client for life. Demand better at tradeviewmarkets.com/en/edge-ilc.
Meet the Tradeview team at iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, between 8 and 9 October.
