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One piece is written and the rest are headlines standing in for posts that are not. Everything marked Sample is exactly that, and the writing that does exist lives in Learn.
- Markets/7 min readReading a thin order book before you place a large order
- Markets/8 min readVolatility, explained without the maths
- Markets/6 min readWhat a drawdown figure does and does not tell you
- Markets/5 min readWhy a move on thin volume usually undoes itself
- Markets//6 min readWhat actually moves a coin price in a single dayA coin can move ten percent while nothing about it has changed. Here is what is actually happening underneath a daily move, and how to tell the kinds apart.Read it
- Markets/7 min readReading a thin order book before you place a large orderWhy the same order moves a small coin further than a large one, and how to see it coming.
- Markets/8 min readVolatility, explained without the mathsWhat an annualised figure is actually telling you, and what it is not.
- Product/4 min readWhat shipped this quarterThe calculators, the heatmap and the compare tool, and what each was built to answer.
- Product/5 min readWhy our calculators ask for your rate instead of guessing oneA tool that picks an assumption for you has hidden a decision inside a result.
- Product/9 min readBuilding the market heatmap, and the arithmetic underneath itSquarified treemaps, and why the tiles had to add up exactly.
- Security/6 min readThe recovery scam, and why it finds people twiceAnyone who contacts you offering to recover lost funds is running the second half of the same fraud.
- Security/5 min readPasskeys, and why we would rather you used oneA password that cannot be phished, because there is nothing to type into the wrong box.
- Security/4 min readHow to check a message really came from usEvery channel we use is listed, and anything not on that list is not ours.
- Guides/9 min readYour first purchase, start to finishVerification, funding, the order, and what each step is actually doing.
- Guides/6 min readWhere a trading fee actually goesMaker, taker, and why one costs less than the other on every exchange there is.
- Guides/7 min readMarket, limit, and knowing which one you wantOne takes the price on offer. The other waits for the price you named.
- Company/5 min readWhy our Trust page lists what we do not haveA badge nobody can check is worth less than an admitted gap. What that means in practice.
- Company/4 min readWho actually looks at your documentsVerification runs through Sumsub, and it is worth knowing that before you upload anything.
- Company/5 min readWhy we will not publish a price predictionEvery published target is an assumption with a number in front of it.
Posts
- Markets//6 min readWhat actually moves a coin price in a single dayA coin can move ten percent while nothing about it has changed. Here is what is actually happening underneath a daily move, and how to tell the kinds apart.Read it
- Markets/7 min readReading a thin order book before you place a large orderWhy the same order moves a small coin further than a large one, and how to see it coming.
- Markets/8 min readVolatility, explained without the mathsWhat an annualised figure is actually telling you, and what it is not.
- Markets/6 min readWhat a drawdown figure does and does not tell youThe deepest fall from a high is one number carrying a lot of history.
- Markets/5 min readWhy a move on thin volume usually undoes itselfThe same percentage means different things depending on how much traded behind it.
- Product/4 min readWhat shipped this quarterThe calculators, the heatmap and the compare tool, and what each was built to answer.
- Product/5 min readWhy our calculators ask for your rate instead of guessing oneA tool that picks an assumption for you has hidden a decision inside a result.
- Product/9 min readBuilding the market heatmap, and the arithmetic underneath itSquarified treemaps, and why the tiles had to add up exactly.
- Product/6 min readThe tax calculator, and the one thing it refuses to doIt will not choose a jurisdiction for you, because it cannot see where you are.
- Security/6 min readThe recovery scam, and why it finds people twiceAnyone who contacts you offering to recover lost funds is running the second half of the same fraud.
- Security/5 min readPasskeys, and why we would rather you used oneA password that cannot be phished, because there is nothing to type into the wrong box.
- Security/4 min readHow to check a message really came from usEvery channel we use is listed, and anything not on that list is not ours.
- Security/3 min readNobody legitimate will ever ask for your recovery phraseIncluding us. There is no situation in which that request is genuine.
- Guides/9 min readYour first purchase, start to finishVerification, funding, the order, and what each step is actually doing.
- Guides/6 min readWhere a trading fee actually goesMaker, taker, and why one costs less than the other on every exchange there is.
- Guides/7 min readMarket, limit, and knowing which one you wantOne takes the price on offer. The other waits for the price you named.
- Guides/8 min readReading a candle without reading anything into itWhat a candlestick records, and where interpretation starts.
- Company/5 min readWhy our Trust page lists what we do not haveA badge nobody can check is worth less than an admitted gap. What that means in practice.
- Company/4 min readWho actually looks at your documentsVerification runs through Sumsub, and it is worth knowing that before you upload anything.
- Company/5 min readWhy we will not publish a price predictionEvery published target is an assumption with a number in front of it.
- Company/6 min readThe rules we write underNo invented figures, no borrowed prose, and every gap named rather than left out.
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