South Korea's authorities are continuing to crack down on cybercrime this 2026, with its Financial Supervisory Service ...
As bots like Clawdbot enter Polymarket, near-perfect win rates raise questions about risk and market integrity.
In 2025, Spotware welcomed 104 new clients and 2 million new traders to cTrader, bringing the total to more than 11 million – a reflection of the world’s growing trust in our platform. In the same ...
On 11–12 February, Spotware Systems will attend iFX EXPO Dubai 2026 as a multi-product developer, marking a clear step beyond a single-product focus. The ...
Next time you apply for a job, your initial interview and training sessions might be with a talking bot. That’s the vision of ...
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I coded a stock trading bot. Here’s how much I made.
In this video I briefly entered the world of technical analysis, using an automated stock trading platform to test out different strategies for buying and trading stocks based on the movement of the ...
Spotware spent years being known for one thing: cTrader. In 2025, that changed. The company closed the year positioned less like a single-product platform ...
In the hyper-volatile theater of cryptocurrency trading, time is the ultimate currency. While traditional markets rest, the digital asset landscape breathes 24/7, driven by a relentless flow of ...
The cryptocurrency exchange reported sharp growth in automated trading as volatility narrowed across major crypto assets. Cryptocurrency traders increasingly leaned on automated strategies in 2025 as ...
Markets move fast. And when it comes to crypto, they never stop. Investors use automated systems to keep up with the fact that digital assets trade all the time. Once limited to Wall Street, ...
Crypto firms are securing bank charters and direct access to the Federal Reserve’s payment systems, marking a major regulatory shift under the Trump administration. Stablecoins are poised for ...
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‘Artificial stupidity’ made AI trading bots spontaneously form cartels when left unsupervised, Wharton study reveals
Artificial intelligence is just smart—and stupid—enough to pervasively form price-fixing cartels in financial market conditions if left to their own devices. A working paper posted earlier this year ...
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