Using FMZ’s Mobile Terminal and Plugins for Assisted Trading

Summary

The document explains how to use FMZ’s mobile trading terminal to connect to configured exchanges through a deployed host, select a market and instrument, view order book and account information, and place or monitor trades. It also describes terminal plugins, which can display live data, manage orders, support risk controls, and assist with semi-automated trading. Plugins may be written in Python, JavaScript, or C++.

A JavaScript example scans Binance USDT futures markets and attempts small long entries, then checks open positions. The reported simulation produced six positions; the article attributes missing entries to limit-order execution and minimum order sizes. The example is explicitly educational and would need more handling for real use. It does not present evidence of a profitable strategy, and its platform and app descriptions are product guidance rather than independent evaluation.

Key ideas

• The mobile terminal sends exchange requests through a deployed FMZ host, which also avoids dependence on a changing phone IP address.
• Users can select a configured host, exchange account, and trading instrument in the terminal.
• The interface combines order book data and order controls with views of orders, positions, assets, and charts.
• Plugins can support market-data display, order management, risk controls, and semi-automated trading.
• The example’s simulated orders did not all fill, and minimum order requirements can also prevent entries.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.