Introducing The Bot Pod — a weekly deep-dive into AI-powered crypto trading from the maintainers of Hummingbot.
In this debut episode, @fengtality and @cardosofede unveil Condor, the new open source harness for building autonomous trading agents. Watch them build and deploy a live trading agent from scratch in under an hour.
This is an important security lesson for anyone deploying cloud servers. We will soon introduce a step-by-step Hummingbot cloud deployment guide that uses @Tailscale to set up your own private network.
@TheStalwart The key is follow-through. Whether you raise capital or sell a token, you're making a promise. If you see it through, you'll be rewarded in the long-term.
@TheStalwart@tracyalloway What he said about cold-calling 100 ppl a day teaching him to talk to anyone on the phone... I feel the same way about fundraising. After 15 years of being a startup founder, I can raise capital for anything.
I think DFBAs make sense intuitively but the challenge is that most market participants don't really understand the benefits since they aren't microstructure nerds but do perceive a speed bump vs trading on CLOBs. There's a big cold start problem, but I'm hopeful that you can solve it.
ex-jane street trader on where small traders can still find edge:
"are there going to be inefficiencies in the market, pockets in the pink sheets or something, where it's just not worth a large successful company's trader time to look? yes. those will always exist. and they'll get slowly competed away by mom-and-pop trading operations, or former jane street traders at home doing it for fun."
if you are looking for pure inefficiencies you have to go where there is less competition.
people bearposting @hyperliquidx for the CFTC news are small minded. MOST americans (retail or institutional) still don't know about perps. the pie grew 10x, why are you talking about how big the slices are