CryptoSlate recently had the opportunity to chat with Rosh Singh, the CEO and Co-Founder of Quadency, a New York-based technology startup building digital asset trading and portfolio management tools for retail and institutional investors.
In the interview, we discussed why Singh started Quadency, the benefits of using a crypto trading terminal and the challenging of building a good user experience for crypto traders.
I spent over a decade in the retail FX trading space as the co-founder of FX Junction - a social trading platform connecting 200+ brokers worldwide.
I didn't start trading Bitcoin or crypto until much later due to the lack of established markets at the time.
Our portfolio visualization tools are a nice bonus most traders aren't used to seeing elsewhere and I think they're a priceless addition to the platform as it gives our users insights into their trading behavior and patterns at a glance.
Trading on the terminal is a breeze as you can place and visualize trades right on the charts.
Our approach to automated trading is also different from others in that we are not pushy about forcing people to trade a particular strategy as we don't believe that to be the right thing to do.
We believe there are as many ways to trade crypto as there are traders and we want to build valuable tools for as many of them as possible.
Some of these include advanced order types, smart order routing, automated portfolio rebalancing, and support for DEXs.What are the biggest challenges of building a crypto trading platform for crypto users?
For traders, volatility can mean more opportunities than calm, trending or ranging markets so I'm particularly excited for what's ahead.What are the biggest obstacles for the mainstream adoption of crypto?
Quadency CEO talks crypto trading platforms, obstacles for adoption and crypto predictions for 2020
gepubliceerd op Dec 10, 2019
by Cryptoslate | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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