Automated Crypto
A market that never closes, which makes automation the only viable way to participate rather than an optimisation. The returns here are real and so is the counterparty risk — most catastrophic losses in this sector were never about a bad trade.
Funding-Rate Harvesting: The Cleanest Carry in Crypto
Perpetual futures pay a recurring fee between longs and shorts. Collecting it is market-neutral and almost entirely mechanical.
Cross-Exchange Basis: Where the Spread Is Real and Where It Is Bait
The same asset trades at different prices on different venues. Most of that gap is not available to you.
The 24/7 Market Is an Automation Argument, Not a Trading Argument
Crypto never closes. That is the strongest case for automation in any market — and the weakest case for trading it manually.
Liquidation Cascades: Reading the Leverage Map
Crypto's sharpest moves are often not information. They are forced selling, and forced selling is partially observable.
The Risk That Is Not Price: Custody, Stablecoins, and Counterparties
Most catastrophic losses in crypto had nothing to do with a bad trade.
On-Chain Data: A Genuine Edge With a Short Half-Life
Crypto is the only market where the settlement layer is public. That advantage decays as everyone reads it.