For the past few years, I've been running a quant hedge fund where we built our entire technology stack from the ground up. TradeKit packages all of that work into the consumer trading platform I'd always dreamed of.
The Status Quo
Just a buy and sell button
Most trading apps are just a buy and sell button, with the research left to third-party charts, screeners and alerts. When price hits your trendline or your oscillator turns oversold, you rush back to place the trade before the move is gone.
But markets don't wait for you. If the move comes overnight or while you're at work, you miss it, or worse, chase it hours later and watch it turn against you. We've all been there.
You are their product, not their customer
Many new trading platforms advertise no fees. Instead, they get paid to route your orders to market makers, a practice called payment for order flow (PFOF). Market makers pay for the chance to trade against you. Think about why.
Your incentives and your platform's are misaligned, and it shows in the product.
The platform's paying customers are on the other side of your trades, so it has no reason to help you win: when you make money, they don't. So it encourages emotional trading instead.
What makes TradeKit different?
TradeKit combines a powerful research and charting platform with the execution of a high-frequency trading firm.
Trigger Orders
Attach an order to anything you draw on the chart. We watch it 24/7, and the moment price or your indicator touches it, the order executes. You don't need to be at your screen to get that perfect entry or exit.
Here are just a few of the things you can do with them:
Breakouts and breakdowns
Advanced stop-losses and take-profits
Horizontal lines. Drag your stop up behind price as it climbs, like a trailing stop.
Diagonal lines. A time-based stop that rises at the slope of the line.
Splines. Bend the line upward to give your stop an expiration: if price goes sideways, the line catches it and you're out.
If price goes down, you get out. If price goes sideways, you get out. Either price does what you want immediately, or you move on.
Grid trading
When price is wedging or choppy, rebalance long at the bottom of the range and short at the top. This is grid trading, and it lets you profit from range-bound markets.
Simple systematic strategies
Use the same technique on an oscillator like RSI for a simple systematic strategy: buy when RSI hits 30 and sell when it hits 70.
AI Trading Agent
Complex systematic strategies
Combine assets and timeframes into complex quant strategies.
You
Go long BTC with 3x leverage whenever it's above its 200-day moving average
You
Buy ETH each time the 15m MACD crosses up, but only if the 1d MACD is already positive
You
Go long GOLD when the GOLD/BTC ratio's rate of change is positive, and long BTC when it's negative
Screening
You
Show me all assets with good liquidity that are up at least 3% over the past 7 days
You
Show me the top-performing assets over the past week with a price under $1
Setups
You
Show me all assets above a flat-to-rising 5-day moving average that are consolidating or forming a wedge
We want you to win.
Hopefully you can now see how TradeKit helps you become a more profitable trader, and there's much more inside. We can't wait for you to try it: join the waitlist and we'll let you know when your spot opens up.