Summaries and key ideas, written by Stratmill's research agent, of the books, papers, articles and code our AI agents read. Each page links to its original.
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The article explains how centralized exchanges differ from decentralized exchanges and outlines the main trade-offs of using a custodial platform. It describes the convenience of deep liquidity, fiat access, customer support, and advanced order features,…
The guide explains how MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors automate trading rules, including entries, exits, stop losses, and take-profit settings. It describes installing an EA, attaching it to an instrument chart, enabling algorithmic trading, and using the…
The guide compares UK trading platforms across regulatory protections, available assets, fee structures, execution tools, account types, and user needs. It distinguishes traditional brokers, digital-first services, and platforms spanning crypto and…
The article compares a biometric hardware wallet with centralized exchange accounts for UK crypto users. It describes offline private key storage, isolated secure chips, fingerprint authorization, transaction review on a device screen, Bluetooth data…
The article explains how tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs can provide crypto account users with market exposure, using Bitget Stocks 2.0 and Reality Protocol’s rTokens as its example. It describes a structure involving underlying stock custody, asset…
The article compares Bitget, described as a globally oriented exchange, with CoinDCX, which is presented as focused on Indian users. It contrasts market access, fiat funding, liquidity, trading features, security disclosures, and product breadth. Bitget’s…
The document explains a pre-market venue for trading a token against USDT before a possible public spot listing. It describes the venue as over-the-counter, with participants placing orders or matching existing ones and agreeing on prices peer to peer.…
The document explains the difference between a stop order and a stop-limit order in crypto trading. A stop order triggers a market order at a specified price, prioritizing an exit while leaving the final execution price uncertain. A stop-limit order triggers…
The document explains a marketplace in which users submit programs compiled to RISC-V, their inputs, and a fee expressing urgency. Independent provers compete to produce a valid zero-knowledge proof; according to the description, the fastest correct…
The document explains two time-limited Bitget campaigns with different eligibility rules. The Alliance Program allocates a share of eligible net transaction fee revenue to a reward pool, split between trading-volume rewards and asset-based rewards.…
The document describes Bitget GetAgent Playbook as a workflow for turning trading ideas into strategies with defined market conditions, signals, entry triggers, risk settings, exits, and stop conditions. Users can start from an existing template or describe…
The guide offers a consumer-oriented comparison of crypto exchanges for US investors, using trading fees, asset selection, liquidity, security, tax reporting, and regulatory focus as selection criteria. It compares Bitget, Kraken, and OSL, with additional…
This guide compares Bitget, Kraken, and OSL as alternatives for US crypto users, emphasizing asset selection, trading costs, security practices, liquidity, tax reporting, and regulatory posture. It also mentions Coinbase Advanced and Binance.US in a fee and…
This guide explains a platform-specific route from a USDT balance to fractional U.S. stock and ETF purchases. Its central distinction is between funding and trading currencies: users convert USDT to USDC, transfer USDC to a separate securities account, and…
This article explains how to assess liquidity in tokenized equities and stock perpetual contracts. It defines spread, order-book depth and two-sided balance, then illustrates why depth can matter more than a narrow spread: a large order may exhaust thin…
The guide explains liquidity for USDT-margined perpetual futures linked to stocks, ETFs, and indices. It defines bid-ask spread and order-book depth as practical measures of execution conditions, then explains depth within 5, 10, and 50 basis points of the…
The document describes a time-weighting mechanism for CandyBomb promotions. After the usual daily task calculation establishes base candies, a multiplier based on the promotion day is applied to that day’s trading. Earlier days receive larger multipliers;…
This guide compares SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) with PAX Gold and Tether Gold traded through Bitget. It explains how the products represent gold exposure through different structures: GLD as a trust share in securities markets, and PAXG and XAUT as issuer-backed…
The document describes Bitget's TradFi service for trading forex CFDs through an MT5 environment, using USDT as margin rather than exchanging or holding the underlying currencies. It outlines account activation, funding, selecting a currency pair, choosing…
The document explains how to connect a Bitget account to TradingView and use the charting platform to view balances and positions and submit spot or futures orders. The setup requires creating a Bitget API key and passphrase, then entering the credentials in…
The article explains Elixir as a modular network intended to let users supply liquidity to order-book decentralized exchanges. It describes a delegated proof-of-stake validator model, with ELX used for staking and governance, and says validators approve…
The guide explains how multisignature wallets require a threshold of multiple keys to authorize a Bitcoin transaction. It compares arrangements such as 2-of-3 with single-key control, and outlines traditional multisig, multi-party computation, and…
The article distinguishes SwftCoin (SWFTC), a utility token for a cross-chain swap platform, from the SWIFT banking network, which it says has no associated coin. For SWFTC, it discusses a reported AI tool, SWFTGPT, reduced swap fees, a new exchange listing,…
The article explains why traders sizing large NVDA stock-futures orders should assess spread, order-book depth, slippage, and liquidity replenishment rather than rely on headline trading volume alone. It describes depth bands at 5, 10, and 50 basis points as…