@Aliasdavejay (forgot to hit reply).
Essentially all crosstrades on the ASX occur when Buyer 1 and Seller 1 are both clients of Broker 1. Odds are that some of your own trades have been XT if you use a popular broker.
Instead of sending the bid and offer data to the ASX, broker 1 has permission to simply execute the trade themselves at the market rate. This saves on transaction time and frees up standard cross broker processing pipelines.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 49.0¢ | 50.5¢ | 48.0¢ | $199.2K | 401.6K |
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| 3 | 49558 | 47.5¢ |
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| 49.0¢ | 9292 | 4 |
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