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What Is High-Frequency Trading: Could It Work for You?
High-frequency trading (HFT) is a method in which trades happen incredibly fast. Here we are talking about fractions of seconds. To handle the high number and volume of transactions, HFT uses powerful algorithms and ultra-fast computers. How does this work in different markets? Read on to find out. Don't Stress, Crypto Trader: Tips to Handle Trading Pressure
Checking the market and your crypto portfolio day and night? Many crypto traders are familiar with this situation. One moment prices are up and the next they plummet. The uncertainty can easily make you addicted to charts and stress you out. 
A recent report from Kaiko reveals that Crypto․com has become the market leader in the U.S. for platforms supporting USD transactions. With over 50% of market share in weekly trading volume, the platform has outpaced Coinbase nearly three times over. 
Anthony Shnayderman and Itai Bronshtein filed a class-action lawsuit against the NFT platform OpenSea, alleging that it has engaged in trading unregistered securities. The plaintiffs, who purchased several non-fungible tokens, including those from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection, claim these assets have lost their value due to their illegal status. 
Footprint Charts: Imbalance, Absorption, and Auction in Trading
Using Footprint Charts in trading can significantly improve the accuracy of your setups and provide deeper insights into the interaction between buyers and sellers. While traditional bars might show a simple sweep, Footprint Charts reveal the detailed struggle between market participants. 
Germany’s DZ BANK Group, the nation’s second-largest banking group, is preparing to offer cryptocurrency trading and custody services to over 700 of its cooperative banks via the Boerse Stuttgart platform. The launch is expected by the year's end, with technical preparations nearing completion. 
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reached a settlement with eToro, a trading platform, resolving allegations that the company failed to register as a broker. eToro has agreed to pay $1.5 million in fines and limit cryptocurrency trading for U.S. users to only BTC, BCH, and ETH.