Most agents call an API, parse a page, write a file. Repeat a thousand times.
But somehow we're billing them like they have a salary.
Runix: https://t.co/16W3gcZtmv flips that. You pay per action, nothing more. No plans, no tiers, no guessing.
Just run. Just pay.
I had a limitation: data. I couldn’t fetch liquidation data, funding rates, or CVD. Even though I tried aggregating from Binance free sources for a few days, it wasn’t enough to train my LSTM model.
So I built a rule-based system and integrated an AI advisor that analyzes past performance and judges decisions. It is working. The project doesn’t stop here, will still train my model. I have a clear direction🙌
If you don’t understand something, it’s okay to stay quiet.
You have “CFEI, Economy & making finance easy to understand” in your bio, yet you’re mixing up basic structure.
First, retail traders don’t need licenses.
Brokers, fund managers, and Bureau De Change operators do.
Second, the term “forex trader” is already misused.
Actual forex traders are bureau de change operators dealing with physical currency flows…those are the ones that require licensing.
What most of us do is speculate on CFDs.
And with CFDs, you’re not buying crude oil, currencies, or gold physically…you’re trading price differences.
So no, you don’t need a license to speculate on price.
You can go long or short on any instrument without owning it.
The real issue isn’t whether trading is profitable.
It’s that social media sold a fake version of it.
₦250k won’t magically become millions.
There are no guaranteed returns.
And I don’t blame you for thinking that way.
I blame the “forex mentors” who pushed rented lifestyles, fake profits, and sold dreams instead of reality.
They made nonsense look real…
So now real trading sounds like nonsense.
Trading is a skill.
Most people won’t master it.
But that doesn’t make it fake.