Promoting a hedge fund without even having the knowledge that markets are ruled by algorithmic bots.
Here's an image from latest Bitmex Trader Digest, maybe you learn something
Good luck to the poor people that loose money by following weekly signals of an asset like BTC so that you can collect their fees, but i guess there aren't so many by judging your
solid promo video's views and your desperate spamming.
The users in my army don't even use my ref link since most of trades are maker orders, so they actually earn the fees and it's pointless for me.
I really don't enjoy hijacking someone else's thread but I have to clarify a few more things for the benefit of prospective subscribers & traders reading these discussions:
Markets are dominated by algo bots; this statement is right, but your premises are completely false.
1) HFT, by its very nature, represents the vast majority of current market activity, where even micro or nano seconds can make a difference between a winning or losing strategy; therefore people have to resort to automated and algorithmic programs in the game of high frequency trading. Naturally the algos generate exponentially higher number orders, data requests and fills compared to human actors, so they predominate in all statistics...
2) This does not mean most people who partake in market activity do so through the assistance of algorithmic software, nor is it the case that most investors have a high frequency or scalping motivation where even 1-2 ticks matter a lot and they need to capture it earlier than the competitor by 2 microseconds.
3) Therefore, there is always strong value in sharing let's say hourly, daily or even longer time frame strategies which is of natural interest to most market participants who are in the game to see their bank account growing month after month, week after week, but not necessarily with intra-second granularity...
4) Don't believe Bitmex's statement that only 2-3% of the orders are rejected / day, the percentage is considerably higher, there is massive room for improvement in their API and websocket systems. Similarly, the graph you produce only confirms that the algos being used collectively make up the majority of requests & orders sent to Bitmex, even though numerically they are far less than the number of clients trading on Bitmex...
5) I have not encountered 1 bot, in the world of crypto trading, that had a proven track record of consistent profitability and was also on sale for the retail public's benefit. If there was any significant alpha factor, the owner of such a bot would be extremely cautious about not compromising that edge by sharing it with the public. You would be the first of your kind in this case, which is highly doubtful, but I'm sure the intelligent traders & investors can decide for themselves.
All the Best