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FMZ Live Trading Setup, Monitoring, Billing, and Data Storage

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Summary

This platform guide explains how FMZ defines live trading: a strategy instance connected either to an exchange’s production environment or to its simulation environment. Starting an instance requires a saved strategy, a deployed platform host, and at least one configured exchange account. It also describes grouping instances and sharing public or private observation links.

Operational details include hourly billing, alerts when a monitored instance exits unexpectedly, and the location and contents of the instance database. The database stores chart data, persistent values, logs, and profit records. The guide is descriptive rather than a trading method: it offers no strategy performance evidence or guidance on signal design, risk controls, or execution quality. Billing and platform procedures may change, so users should treat the stated rates and interface steps as specific to the guide’s publication context.

Key ideas

  • A live trading instance can connect to either a production exchange or its simulation environment.
  • Creating an instance requires a strategy, a deployed host, and a configured exchange.
  • Instances can be grouped, observed, and monitored for unexpected exits.
  • The guide describes hourly instance billing and where operational records are stored.
  • The database includes chart, persistent-value, log, and profit data.

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