This guide explains how the FMZ Quant platform organizes strategy development and bot operation. Users manage strategies and bots through the website, while a Docker service on their own or a rented machine connects to exchanges, runs the strategy, and sends…
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This guide explains how programs can call FMZ’s extension API to retrieve account and robot information, issue commands, and manage robot states. It covers API key creation and per-method permissions, response and status codes, request parameters, and an…
This overview describes an automated cross-exchange market-making executor in the Hummingbot framework. The strategy seeks to capture price differences between venues or markets by placing a maker order on one side and executing against a taker market when…
This indicator description explains a histogram oscillator formed from the difference between two smoothed Tenkan-Sen lines calculated over different periods. The histogram is color-coded, making the difference between the two Ichimoku-derived averages…
This example describes a live data actor that subscribes to a slice of Bybit BTC options. At startup, it searches cached instruments for unexpired Bybit options, selects the soonest expiry, prefers USDT settlement when available, and constructs the…
The article explains BitVM as a proposal for verifying complex computations on Bitcoin without changing the network’s consensus rules. It describes representing universal NAND logic using existing Bitcoin Script components, with most computation performed…
This excerpt organizes the 2025 crypto market into six regimes, grouped into early-year optimism, a mid-year build, and a late-year crisis and aftermath. It proposes identifying regimes through their triggers and through changes in flows, open interest,…
A wrapped crypto asset is presented as a token backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, often one native to another blockchain or platform. Wrapping creates a tokenized representation that can be used on a network where the original asset is not directly…
BitTorrent distributes file sharing across participating computers: providers divide files into pieces, and requesters can obtain those pieces from multiple providers. The document describes BTT as an incentive and payment token intended to compensate…
This document explains how Hyperliquid builder codes let an application builder charge a fee on fills from orders submitted on a user's behalf. Users first authorize a maximum fee for a builder; the authorization must come from the user's main wallet and can…
This introductory article outlines four blockchain themes: Bitcoin’s shared public ledger, Ethereum-style smart contracts, zero-knowledge proofs for privacy, and decentralized services for storage, messaging, and network access. It explains how a distributed…
This guide introduces the Avellaneda–Stoikov framework for setting bid and ask quotes while managing a market maker’s inventory. It describes a reservation price that shifts away from the mid-price according to inventory deviation, risk aversion, volatility,…
This article introduces four ways portfolio managers can adapt familiar valuation concepts to blockchain assets. A discounted cash-flow approach replaces conventional corporate cash flows with protocol value accrual, such as transaction fees or staking…
A liquidity miner describes using automated pure market making across cryptocurrency pairs in liquidity mining campaigns. His approach is to distribute capital across available pairs, use a spreadsheet to plan allocations, order sizes, balance limits, and…
This guide outlines an event-driven framework for monitoring and trading many Binance spot pairs quoted in a selected base currency. It recommends using the aggregated ticker WebSocket feed instead of repeatedly polling individual pairs, while noting that…
The author warns that rented strategies can display steadily rising live curves while concealing a risk of catastrophic loss. They describe systems resembling martingale or complex hedged, locked-position approaches, and recount a trader who ran several…
The document introduces NFTs as blockchain tokens whose metadata points to a file or other asset. It distinguishes ownership of the token from copyright or other intellectual property rights: buyers can generally verify and transfer the token’s ownership,…
HIP-2 describes an on-chain strategy for bootstrapping liquidity in newly deployed spot tokens quoted against USDC on Hyperliquid. A deployment specifies an initial price, order count and size, and how many levels begin as bids. Prices form a recursively…
This page reports live performance statistics for a trading robot labeled as a Polymarket signal source, operating on a five-minute chart interval. The displayed status and logs show directional UP or DOWN signals, a price-to-beat reference, and whether…
This BigQuant forum post describes a custom Python module that runs successfully in AIStudio 3.0 but fails when submitted as a scheduled data task. The example reads the latest stored date, loads a local CSV of Bitfinex symbols, requests newer daily market…
A trader reports that a live ETH/USDT setup returns a ticker whose raw exchange data identifies the symbol as ETCUSDT, with a last price far below the ETH price shown in the Binance app. The example also shows an account response containing a raw information…
This market snapshot assesses an early-2026 crypto rally using price and volume changes alongside open interest, perpetual funding, ETF flows, stablecoin supply, orderbook depth, and volatility. It interprets rising prices, expanding open interest, positive…
This report gives results for an hourly, long-only IFR2 strategy on ADA/USDT using Binance candles from January 2019 through April 2021. The simulation records 260 closed trades and reports a positive net result and annual return, alongside a maximum…
This French-language overview compares five open-source tools for automating cryptocurrency trading: OctoBot, FreqTrade, Hummingbot, Jesse, and Superalgos. It describes their broad use cases and relative strengths, including configurable strategies, cloud or…