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Test on Other Markets for BTC/USD

6 replies

2 years ago #279366

Hi,

Anyone has an idea that is it possible to use “ETH/USD , values multiplied by 10” as an option?

2 years ago #279390

Hello,

do you mean you want to trade multi-symbol strategy – trade BTC and refer to ETH data?

2 years ago #279400

Hi Tomas,

No, we can use EUR/USD as a cross-check for GBP/USD.

But for BTC/USD, it seems ETH/USD is a convenient source for cross-check.

The problem is that price of BTC is somehow 10 times ETH.

I want to know if we can use 10xETH price as a source for cross-check data?

2 years ago #279419

I see no problem comparing ETH with BTC directly with the multiplier

2 years ago #279429

Does SQX has option to normalize ETH so that it become near price of BTC?

or we should manipulate data outside SQX?

2 years ago #279464

Any Response???

2 years ago #279505

Hi, what do you mean by normalizing data? If you need some extra operation with the data, you need to do it outside of the SQ X.

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