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The BLUM project has recently gained attention in the cryptocurrency community due to several developments such as Introduction of a mining game on the TON ecosystem, allowing users to earn $BLUM tokens. Announcement of new strategic partnerships Upcoming features including Tribes and Memepad functionalities. Active community engagement through events and rewards 5. Recognition from notable figures in the crypto space Key upcoming events: Token Generation Event (TGE) for the BLUM mining game scheduled for September 20, 2024 Coinciding airdrop of BLUM tokens to the community The project plans to provide liquidity on centralized exchanges such as Bitget and Binance, as well as decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, Curve, and PancakeSwap. These developments have contributed to increased discussions about BLUM on social media platforms, particularly Twitter. As the crypto landscape evolves rapidly, interested individuals are encouraged to stay informed about BLUM's progress through official channels and related TON communities like r/TONDiscussion. As with any cryptocurrency project, potential participants should conduct thorough research and consider their own risk tolerance before engaging. -
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Counter Fire is poised to redefine the gaming industry with its innovative blend of competitive gameplay and blockchain technology. The game offers multiple modes, including team-based matches of quads, duos, and solos along with solo missions, with deep customization options and dynamic battle scenarios. While the core gameplay of Counter Fire is similar to PUBG, a battle-royal where the last-man or last-team standing wins in a survival gameplay, users earn while playing Counter Fires. The project has been buzzing the ecosystem as the airdrop claim went live today so users can claim their $CEC and await listing on 9th Sept. While gamers continue to claim their tokens, some analysts have start speculating that the project will redefine the gaming landscape citing the project partnership with likes of YoubiCapital, HASHKEY, KERNEL ventures and many more and the fact that the project raised over $5 million as the base for their argument. The project partnership with Bitget could also be a reason it continues to gain such exposure as players can only claim their token to the exchange. Though, as players claim their token to the exchange, they could benefit some reward from the 1 million $CEC reward pool. I still think many exchanges should list the token so gamers can have many choices. -
Hi @feirb1, Thank you for your post. Please note that we offer T-Bills for trading on leveraged accounts. By trading these, you will be speculating on the price movements. This means that, when trading, you´ll never take ownership of an actual t-bill. Instead, you´ll take a position on the market either rising in value or falling. Thanks, KoketsoIG
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Guest Stef
Hi guys,
Some issues that I have picked up with PRT's automated trading module (ProOrder), and some suggestions:
* Probably the biggest issue is that the backtesting (Probacktest) and automated trading modules (ProOrder) do not behave the same. So, if you get great results with your backtest, don't get too excited, as the automation of this will most likely produce vastly different results. Some of the differences include:
-Pro order will trigger on the open of the next candle after the condition has been met but Pro back test will register the trigger of the trade on the close of the same candle the condition was met.
- Pro Back test cannot determine will your stop or limit will be triggered first if both would've been triggered in a specific candle. In this situation Pro back test will show the trade as if the Limit was triggered first. There is no setting yet to change which of the stop or limit will take priority when this happens but Pro real time is doing development to improve this feature.
- Pro back test will calculate the results using a step of 1 for the trailing stop and this value cannot be changed when testing. Pro Order will execute the step of the trailing stop by using the minimum allowed step distance of the particular market. To determine what the minimum step distance for a trailing stop on a market would be you can open a deal ticket on the IG platform and tick the trailing stop box and the step field will appear indicating the minimum value.
* ProOrder allows you to view the performance of your system while it is executing. This is great! Especially seeing as Probacktest behaves differently. But, there are some problems and shortcomings:
- You can add indicators to the price section of the chart, but not as a separate section underneath!? This is great for displaying PRT or custom indicators that you use as part of your strategy that can be plotted on the price section, but not so great for others that are normally displayed underneath (e.g. MACD, RSI, etc).
- Any indicators that you add will not be there the next time you open the window to display performace again! Common guys! What is the point of being able to add these indicators in the first place? This is especially problematic if you have your own indicators that need a lot of changes to its display properties (line styles, width, etc). It takes a huge amount of time to redo this every time for every system (if ProOrder and ProBacktest behaved the same, this would not have been that necessary, or that big an issue).
- Resizing! The view performance window allows you to resize the sections. But, again, if you reopen it, the sections are back to their original sizes. Why do the equity curve and positions sections have to take up so much space? I am more interested in the price section. This same issue applies to Probacktest also.
That's it for now!
Regards
Stef
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