I've noticed an interesting trend in the news lately. Major Wall Street players have started openly talking about a problem that has long been troubling the market – algorithmic trading simply doesn't give normal participants a fair chance.

The essence is that machines trade at speeds that the human brain physically cannot process. Markets that humans created for trading among themselves now can't keep up with their own mechanisms. This creates an imbalance that is becoming increasingly obvious.

It's interesting to observe how institutions are beginning to acknowledge this reality. It was taboo before, but now even serious financial players are speaking about it openly. This means the problem has become serious enough to require public discussion.

The question is, what’s next? Will they change the rules of the game, or will markets simply adapt to the new reality where processing speed is the main factor? On Wall Street, they are clearly concerned about this issue, judging by their recent statements.