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This tutorial demonstrates how to assemble visual blocks for common trading operations. It covers reading the number and names of configured exchange objects, retrieving the current trading pair, submitting an order using a price derived from a market tick,…
This beginner overview explains the components of automated trading in crypto markets. It distinguishes exchange accounts and their internal wallet, spot, and derivatives balances; exchange APIs and their access keys; trading pairs; and spot markets versus…
The article argues that traders should identify and validate both the source of a strategy’s expected return and the risks that could undermine it. Its example is a proposed short-horizon signal: infer one exchange’s upcoming displayed prices from related…
The document contrasts rule-based quantitative trading with discretionary trading based on a person’s experience and judgment. It characterizes quantitative systems as explicit rules for entries, exits, and fund management that can be applied consistently…
The author recounts developing a daily-oriented spot strategy for ETH and proposes a three-timeframe framework: a slower chart sets market direction, a middle timeframe guides trades, and a faster chart signals when a move may be ending. Each timeframe is…
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…
This tutorial presents a two-sided, staged position strategy using ATR to set price thresholds around a reference level. As price crosses successive upper or lower levels, the system adds short or long exposure, with trade size increasing by level. It exits…
This article introduces features of the FMZ trading terminal for managing exchange accounts, trading pairs, and reusable screen layouts. It describes grouping exchange and symbol configurations, arranging market data and account modules, using plug-ins, and…
This article describes a monitoring system that compares order book prices across decentralized and centralized crypto exchanges. It groups configured exchanges by type, maps symbols that differ between venues, retrieves market precision, and requests depth…
This article explains how win rate, average payoff, trading frequency, and position size work together to shape a strategy’s expectancy and account-level risk. It calculates net expectancy per trade after costs, argues that win rate must be considered…
This tutorial develops a crypto grid strategy that extends its price levels as the market moves beyond the initial range. It detects when the latest price crosses a grid line by comparing current and prior quotes, then uses per-level buy and sell flags to…
This beginner guide groups common automated trading failures into syntax mistakes, runtime bugs, configuration problems, and interface-call errors. Examples include invalid trading-pair formats, expired API credentials, network timeouts, exchange request…
This tutorial shows how to plot candlesticks alongside the MACD indicator’s DIF, DEA, and MACD lines in a Python strategy. It configures separate price and indicator axes so the smaller indicator values remain readable next to the asset price, then…
This advice article distills trading habits attributed to interviews with 19 digital-currency professionals. Its central recommendation is to write down entry, exit, and contingency rules before trading, then follow them when predefined conditions occur. It…
This article describes an event-driven strategy for Binance USDT perpetual contracts marked for delisting. It monitors the exchange’s contract information for a delivery-date change, then opens a short base position and deploys a short grid intended to…
This tutorial outlines an automated workflow for trading crypto-settled contracts that track U.S. stocks. It combines account position data, news sentiment, and daily stock prices, then uses an AI model to interpret short- and longer-term signals. A workflow…
This article explains a basic crypto market-making strategy that places buy and sell orders on opposite sides of a calculated mid-price. It describes adjusting quote distance as pending orders accumulate, rounding prices to exchange precision, submitting…
This article examines how the number of price levels in a crypto grid strategy affects trading frequency, per-grid allocation, fee burden, and returns. It describes logarithmically spaced grid levels across a chosen price range, divides starting capital…
This tutorial explains how to assemble strategy logic with a visual, block-based programming interface. It covers condition branches and numeric comparisons, then shows how Boolean values, negation, and nested AND/OR operations combine into more complex…
The article describes a research rebuild of an ETH up-or-down prediction-market strategy for 15-minute rounds. It distinguishes Chainlink as the settlement reference, Binance as a source of short-term price and volatility observations, and Polymarket as the…
This beginner tutorial builds a spot strategy that monitors several USDT crypto pairs, each with its own fast and slow EMA periods and order amount. It buys when the fast EMA crosses above the slow EMA and sells when it crosses below, using completed bars to…
This example explains how to display candlesticks and the three MACD series—DIF, DEA, and MACD—in a Python trading strategy. Its chart configuration assigns price and indicator data to separate vertical axes, making the smaller indicator values easier to…
This tutorial presents a multi-pair spot trading example based on two exponential moving averages. A bullish crossover of the faster average above the slower one prompts a buy, while a bearish crossover prompts a sale. Each trading pair can have its own EMA…
The document introduces volume weighting and contrasts it with value weighting, equal weighting, and market capitalization weighting. It explains that components with greater volume have a larger influence in a volume-weighted measure, while other weighting…