# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Trading

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Robinhood vs. Coinbase: The Final Showdown of Financial Super Apps in 2026

The article analyzes the escalating competition between Robinhood and Coinbase to become the dominant financial "super app" by 2026. Robinhood is building a traditional, all-in-one platform for managing personal banking, spending, and investing. Its strategy focuses on product aggregation, targeting a younger demographic with its Robinhood Gold subscription (offering a credit card, high-yield cash, and IRA matching). Its revenue is diversified across options, crypto (21%), and net interest income (35%). Coinbase is also building a super app but with a crypto-native approach and a dual strategy. It aims to be a front-end for users' on-chain and off-chain financial lives (with new stock trading, prediction markets, and a DEX aggregator) while simultaneously acting as the essential backend infrastructure for traditional finance (TradFi) institutions. Its "Crypto as a Service" platform, custody for major ETFs, and stablecoin services form a robust B2B revenue stream, with subscription services now making up 41% of its income. While both are encroaching on each other's territories with plans for 24/7 trading and prediction markets, their core visions differ. Robinhood bets on being the primary platform for the great wealth transfer to a younger generation. Coinbase bets on the broader migration of the global economy on-chain, positioning itself as the indispensable infrastructure provider. Both face risks: Robinhood's costly incentives and Coinbase's stagnant user growth. Ultimately, Robinhood aims to be the user's financial home, while Coinbase aims to be the pipes that power everyone else's.

比推12/30 20:42

Robinhood vs. Coinbase: The Final Showdown of Financial Super Apps in 2026

比推12/30 20:42

OVERTAKE Adds Five New Games, Crafting a Dedicated Trading Market Experience for Each

OVERTAKE, a gaming asset trading platform, has expanded its marketplace system by adding five new games, each with its own dedicated and customized trading market UI/UX. The designs are closely aligned with each game’s structure, asset types, and economic systems to ensure a seamless and integrated trading experience. The newly supported games include: - Diablo IV - RuneScape 3 - Old School RuneScape - EA Sports FC 26 - Aion 2 Unlike generic marketplaces that use a uniform template, OVERTAKE introduces tailored interfaces that reflect each game’s in-game item organization, value logic, and trading conventions. This approach ensures the platform is fully prepared in terms of functionality and user experience before official trading goes live. Each game features unique mechanics, asset structures, and trading rules, so OVERTAKE provides independent UI/UX for item categorization, listing, pricing, and navigation—all adapted to the specific economic system of the game. This helps players engage more intuitively, reduces barriers to use, and builds trust in the marketplace. The expansion strengthens OVERTAKE’s underlying multi-game marketplace architecture, allowing it to support highly diverse in-game economies while maintaining overall usability and consistency. The new titles join existing supported games like Path of Exile, Path of Exile 2, and Last Epoch, forming a growing foundational ecosystem for the platform. Designed for scalability, usability, and long-term growth, OVERTAKE uses a “unified platform base + game-specific design” model to efficiently onboard new games while preserving their unique identity and trading experience. More games and dedicated marketplaces are in active development.

marsbit12/30 16:44

OVERTAKE Adds Five New Games, Crafting a Dedicated Trading Market Experience for Each

marsbit12/30 16:44

86% Return? How to Use a Bot to 'Earn Passively' on Polymarket

This article details the development and backtesting of an automated trading bot for the "BTC 15-minute UP/DOWN" market on Polymarket. The author identified market inefficiencies and automated a manual strategy to exploit them. The bot operates in two modes. In manual mode, users can directly place orders. In auto mode, it runs a two-leg cycle: First, it observes the market for a set time after a round begins. If either the "UP" or "DOWN" side drops by a specified percentage (e.g., 15%) within seconds, it triggers "Leg 1" and buys the crashed side. It then waits for "Leg 2," a hedging trade on the opposite side, which is only executed if the sum of the Leg 1 entry price and the opposite ask price meets a target threshold (e.g., ≤ 0.95). Due to a lack of historical market data from Polymarket's API, the author created a custom backtesting system by recording 6 GB of live price snapshots over four days. A conservative backtest with parameters of a 15% crash threshold and a 0.95 sum target showed an 86% ROI, turning $1,000 into $1,869. An aggressive parameter set resulted in a -50% loss, highlighting the critical role of parameter selection. The author acknowledges significant limitations of the backtesting, including its short data period, failure to model order book depth, partial fills, variable network latency, and the market impact of the bot's own orders. Future improvements include rewriting the bot in Rust for performance, running a dedicated node, and deploying on a low-latency VPS.

marsbit12/30 04:07

86% Return? How to Use a Bot to 'Earn Passively' on Polymarket

marsbit12/30 04:07

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