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Being a market maker isn’t for the faint of heart.

The core of many derivatives trading strategies is executing on multiple instruments at the same time.

Crypto traders are always looking for a reliable source of yield.

Spend long enough looking at an order book, and you will notice that it has a life of its own.

When trading with derivatives, the allocation of margin plays a key part in both risk management and improving returns.

Trading out large orders can cause significant market impact if not done carefully.

Traders and other finance professionals have always had to contend with the risk that the information they are acting on is stale.

In a previous life, I used to frequently attend hackathons.

Automated Market Makers (AMM’s) provide a simple mechanism for users of DeFi platforms to trade assets and provide liquidity.

Anyone who has worked with software systems will be able to testify to the curse that complexity can bring to a project.

Sudden and large price moves are a common feature of crypto markets, but have you ever wondered how they occur?

High leverage derivatives trading comes with inherent risks; not only for traders, but for the exchange as well.

2x, 20x, 100x?

Crypto derivatives have been part of the crypto ecosystem since around 2012 and continue to be popular with speculators, hedgers, and those with a love of leverage.

Position management and profit and loss calculation may seem straightforward, but it is more tricky than it seems.

Limit Order Books are a key component in trading, and important to understand if you want a full picture of how electronic markets work.