Starting today, this Twitter account will be open to inquiries related to quantitative trading.
We’ll mainly focus on issues and solutions encountered while integrating with the Binance API, but discussions about other exchanges’ APIs are also welcome.
Feel free to reach out anytime!
本账号从今天起开始接收与量化交易相关的咨询。
目前主要聚焦于对接币安 API 过程中遇到的问题与解决方案分享,其他交易所的接口问题也欢迎交流。
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Rules don't just restrict — they decide who gets to play. The firms that read the rulebook first capture the flow others can't legally touch yet. Watch which venues stay compliant; that's where liquidity migrates.
30-second habit that beats most crypto phishing:
1. Never click exchange links from email/DMs. Type the URL yourself or use a bookmark.
2. Check the exact domain, character by character.
3. Confirm the padlock + that you set up 2FA.
Boring. Stops the majority of account drains.
"The exchange is trading against me!"
99% of the time: no. A matching venue makes more money keeping you alive and trading than betting against you.
The 1% where it's true (prop desks, conflicts of interest) is the part actually worth learning to spot.
A liquidation isn't the market "taking your money."
It's your leveraged position being force-closed to protect the people on the other side of your trade.
Understanding this one mechanic stops most blow-ups: leverage borrows someone's money, and they get paid back first.
Rules don't just restrict — they decide who gets to play. The firms that read the rulebook first capture the flow others can't legally touch yet. Watch which venues stay compliant; that's where liquidity migrates.
Most people have no idea what actually happens when they click "Buy" on a crypto exchange. Your order doesn't go out and buy Bitcoin. It does something stranger 👇
Knowing this saves real money: market = speed, you pay the spread + slippage. Limit = control, risk not filling. Thin book = big slippage, so check depth before sizing up.