August 21, 2019
Nearly all cryptocurrency exchanges include a “trade direction” field in transaction data accessible through their public APIs. The trade direction of an executed transaction denotes whether the transaction is classified by the exchange as either a “buy” or a “sell.” If you were to collect a trade marked as “buy,” what does this tell you about who is initiating the trade?
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July 01, 2019
No trading strategy is complete without proper historical backtesting. Smaller investors often lack the resources and technical training required to access this data; thus, we are excited that our extensive historical datasets will be made accessible to a wider variety of investors through Coinrule’s platform.
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May 30, 2019
ITSA aims at promoting the development and implementation of comprehensive market standards for the identification, classification and analysis of DLT- and blockchain-based cryptographic tokens.
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April 16, 2019
Kaiko has added Deribit to its data collection infrastructure. Deribit is a cryptocurrency options and futures exchange, allowing users to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum with up to 100x leverage. Launched in 2016, Deribit was one of the first platforms for cryptocurrency derivatives trading.
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April 02, 2019
As cryptocurrency markets evolve, over-the-counter (OTC) trading has become an increasingly popular means by which market participants can exchange large amounts of cryptocurrency anonymously. This article will provide a broad summary of OTC trading, explaining: What exactly it is, who are the major brokers, what are the benefits and risks, what is the market size, and who are the buyers and sellers.
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