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 document describes Fogo as a Solana Virtual Machine-compatible layer 1 designed for trading applications. Its proposed architecture combines a Firedancer-based client, validators located near financial centers, native price feeds, and an integrated…
This guide distinguishes three ways to access Tesla-linked exposure on Bitget: real shares through a securities account, the rTSLA tokenized product, and TSLAUSDT perpetual futures. It explains that these products differ in ownership, settlement, trading…
The document describes Bitget Stocks 2.0, a product that lets eligible users trade Reality Protocol rTokens linked to selected U.S. stocks and ETFs using USDT. It explains the roles of the token issuer and exchange, and outlines how tokens are designed to…
The document explains two ways to manage positions in a futures contract. Hedging mode permits simultaneous long and short positions in the same pair; one-way mode nets activity into a single direction. It illustrates how long and short quantities can…
The article explains based rollups as Layer 2 systems that use Ethereum validators to order transactions instead of relying on a centralized sequencer. It describes a flow in which transactions are ordered through Ethereum consensus, executed by the rollup,…
This report assesses Bitget’s trading activity from late 2023 through H1 2025, covering volume, market share, asset concentration, open interest, market depth, and slippage. Its figures depict a derivatives-led venue: derivatives made up about nine-tenths of…
The article outlines a retail process for buying cryptocurrency in the United Kingdom: select a platform, complete identity checks, deposit pounds, then choose a market or limit order. It also discusses record keeping for taxable disposals, account…
The article describes cryptocurrency as a possible alternative to traditional international payment routes. It attributes potential advantages to decentralized networks: transfers may settle faster, avoid some intermediaries and currency conversion steps,…
The document explains an exchange feature for recording one EVM-compatible wallet address for use across several Ethereum-compatible networks. Its example workflow is to add an EVM address in the address book, select the destination network when withdrawing,…
This guide presents a framework for comparing day trading platforms across execution quality, fees, regulation, security, available markets, and fit with a trader’s style. It explains how slippage, routing, spreads, commissions, financing charges, inactivity…
The article explains how USDe can be used as collateral for coin-margined futures on Bitget. It describes inverse futures as products quoted and settled in cryptocurrency, then presents USDe as a synthetic dollar backed by crypto assets and short futures…
The document explains Bitget CFD Pro mode as an account option with dedicated quote depth separate from the standard order book. It says the mode charges fees on the same per-lot basis as ECN mode, applies overnight fees, and uses the same rebate rules. Pro…
The article compares Bitget, Kraken, and Coinbase for US-based traders handling a 1,000 USDT trade. It presents stated taker fees, asset counts, security features, and availability, and argues that the platforms differ in cost, range of assets, and ease of…
The article compares UK-facing investment platforms across asset access, trading costs, tax-advantaged accounts, user tools, and security claims. It contrasts eToro's social copy trading and stock access with crypto-focused platforms such as Bitget and…
The article compares five centralized crypto exchanges for users starting with limited capital. Its core selection framework considers deposit and order minimums, trading fees, liquidity, asset coverage, security, interface usability, and learning tools such…
The article explains private copy trading for contracts for difference in markets such as forex, gold, crude oil, and stock indices. A lead trader creates a restricted project, then admits copiers through a password or referral link. The system mirrors…
The guide describes three ways to trade around US CPI announcements, which can trigger rapid moves in gold, currencies, equity indices, and Bitcoin. The anticipation approach takes a position before the release based on expectations and economic analysis,…
This guide explains how to connect a TradingView strategy to Bitget’s USDT-margined perpetual futures bot using alerts and webhooks. Users create a signal, configure a strategy and alert with Bitget’s message template and webhook URL, then create a bot with…
The document explains peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading as direct transactions between users, with a platform facilitating offers and, in some cases, holding assets in escrow. It outlines practical factors for choosing a marketplace, including security,…
The article describes cross-platform crypto arbitrage: buy an asset where it is cheaper and sell it where it is more expensive, using borrowed funds backed by crypto collateral to avoid selling core holdings. It outlines opportunities between centralized…
The document explains how a trader might use QQQ futures to reduce broad Nasdaq and technology exposure. It recommends estimating portfolio sensitivity, choosing a hedge ratio, comparing intended size with live order book depth, selecting an execution…
The article introduces risk management as a process for protecting capital and making informed decisions under uncertainty. It distinguishes preventable risks, which can be controlled through internal safeguards, from strategic risks that may be accepted to…
The article presents Average True Range (ATR) as a measure of price volatility rather than market direction. It describes ATR as an average of true ranges, which account for the high-low span and gaps from the previous close. The central argument is that a…
The article explains gas as the computational cost of Ethereum transactions, measured in gas units and priced in Gwei. More complex actions, such as token swaps and NFT transactions, generally use more gas than a simple ETH transfer. It describes the…