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# The Exchange
The BAWSAQ tower, its plaza, the ticker, the Most Wanted board, and Exchange Row's four towers.
The BAWSAQ headquarters
East along the main road the buildings turn to glass. This is the financial district. The **BAWSAQ tower** stands on a stone podium with a ticker running round all four sides, the contract plaque over the doors, and the neon **BAWSAQ** on every face. Above the shaft, the crown lights the skyline at dusk.
## Exchange Row
Across the road, four towers stand in a line, each with its own lore board on the pavement:
Exchange Row: LCN, Maze Bank Tower, Lombank, Pacific Standard
* **Liberty City National Exchange**, the rival board, in cool blue. The safe, boring exchange for people in suits.
* **Maze Bank Tower**, the tallest thing in the city, carrying the **Most Wanted board** and a ticker.
* **Lombank**, the second finance tower, with its lit boardroom near the top. What the exchange does with the T2 it earns is decided up there, under Board Sit.
* **Pacific Standard Public Deposit Bank**, the **Burn Vault**. Its board counts the BAWSAQ that has been sent to the dead address, live.
The Burn Vault's board
## Around the plaza
The back plaza east of the tower has the Exchange Gardens, a second fountain, benches, and the taller company towers: Ammu-Nation, Maibatsu, Redwood, Zaibatsu. The Maze Bank hall on the south side of the plaza is separate from the tower on the Row.
{% hint style="info" %}
Every board in this district is live. Prices come from the Pons curves on Robinhood Chain every 30 seconds, the burn counter reads the dead address, and the Most Wanted board updates after every knockout.
{% endhint %}
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