The terminal track is something that friends involved in on-chain trading should be familiar with. Speaking of which, the evolution in this area is quite interesting — it all started with those TG Bots, which simply and straightforwardly addressed basic needs. Later on, some began to think about integrating functions, evolving from initial text-based interactions to trading tools with graphical interfaces. Now, these terminals are very versatile, with features like candlestick charts, order placement and trading, data analysis, and most functionalities integrated into a single platform, significantly improving user experience. This evolution from simple tools to comprehensive trading terminals reflects the ongoing trend of continuous improvement in the entire on-chain trading ecosystem.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 5h ago
Really, these terminal tools are so popular now. Who still uses the basic tg bot?
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 6h ago
These terminals are already boring, and expecting them to break even is just self-deception.
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SignatureVerifier
· 6h ago
nah tbh... "fully integrated" is doing some heavy lifting here. half these terminals ive tested still have questionable authentication layers. no cap
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TradingNightmare
· 6h ago
Really, the TG Bot back in the day was just a toy. Now these terminals are actually usable. But honestly, no matter how feature-rich they are, they can't save those with poor technical analysis skills.
The terminal track is something that friends involved in on-chain trading should be familiar with. Speaking of which, the evolution in this area is quite interesting — it all started with those TG Bots, which simply and straightforwardly addressed basic needs. Later on, some began to think about integrating functions, evolving from initial text-based interactions to trading tools with graphical interfaces. Now, these terminals are very versatile, with features like candlestick charts, order placement and trading, data analysis, and most functionalities integrated into a single platform, significantly improving user experience. This evolution from simple tools to comprehensive trading terminals reflects the ongoing trend of continuous improvement in the entire on-chain trading ecosystem.