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Feel free to re-read again the post you've started replying to.

Plenty other cryptos work well for transacting at scale. Choose the right tool for the job. Crypto ecosystem is big enough to match your use case. And if for some reason you'll encounter any issue which is not solved already, it's easy to implement it on top of existing solutions. No hurdle of...

Governments doesn't provide you peace of mind in fiat value retention, at least not now, arguably never. BTC doesn't need government backing and can work across the world. No government can offer you what BTC offers by default.

But what's profit in this case? Converting cryptos to fiat - it's always a downside in my view, as the system is broken. You profit only if you keep your cryptos, ignoring the current value against fiat. Say you live in a country where EUR, GBP or USD is your main currency, in normal...

I haven't owned BTC with the expectation of it to go higher. It's not the point, you're comparing its value against fiat, and in my view it should be BTC/other cryptos as your currency portfolio, not the high risk government controlled printing machines.

One never sells Bitcoin. If it retraces, you just buy more. What you'll be selling it into? Fiat? Why?

You haven't answered [possibly intentionally] to this: "Ever worked in institutional setting? If you were, you wouldn't shit your pants seeing 125x.". And yes, every "normal brokerage" offer "such" leverage, it's just not offered for any random idiot, who has not learned how to manage risk. Go...

And what? Don't know how to trade volatile markets - don't trade. It doesn't make the most reputable exchange bucket shop, just because you haven't learned how to manage risk properly. Ever worked in institutional setting? If you were, you wouldn't shit your pants seeing 125x.

Have you checked how much USD do you need to trade Dow Jones futures (MYM) with brokers like AMP and others? Hint: less than that. For all others who are debating is Binance ok or not, yes it's more than ok. It's reputable exchange, arguably the biggest out there. Most of haters here are...

Use MT5. And you do not need to learn MQL5 (C++ like) anymore, they support Python and adding more and more support to it.

Who's buying order flow from you?

That's the keyboard I use. Really, love these keyboards, bought model M with USB and never looked back.

Depends on what is "day" for you.

Is it possible for everyone to breathe?

1. Exactly, this is why price is unjustified. 2. You shifted my statement, and turned to talking nonsense. I didn't say that location doesn't matter, I've said that until it reaches retail side it's already delayed, and it's already too late to execute or compete in "low latency" sphere. And you...

You can get various providers data via AMP, and the prices I've listed are for CQG data. I understand that you're data only provider, but you having your servers in DCs doesn't give much of advantage anyways, as until it reaches retail client it's already "delayed" if you look through low...

AMP CME bundle market depth: 30/mo vs 99/mo yours AMP CME bundle top of book: 4/mo vs 39/mo yours I could add IBKR to comparison too. See no reason why anyone would pay for your inflated price feed?

Here's how it looks like: https://ibb.co/d6zLx9j

There's a nice feature in Elite Trader which I always use, actually I use it for any other content or news. RSS feeds. I use it with Miniflux [self hosted], but you can just register for free Inoreader account. Have categories for any news sites, blogs, forums you want to follow. I never open a...

In Futures algos will see your orders in order book anyways. And there are plenty of them, if you'll start worrying or caring about them chasing your trades - it won't do any good for you. If you manage your trades and risk correctly, use algos in your favor. They provide liquidity.