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I know someone who uses tones as an easy way of knowing if there's a market move on some cryptocurrencies. Basically, there's different tones for a trade that t
by dkersten 5y ago
I know someone who uses tones as an easy way of knowing if there's a market move on some cryptocurrencies. Basically, there's different tones for a trade that traded higher than previous and for a trade that traded lower than the previous. Possibly pitch or volume or something was used to indicate the volume of the trade, I don't quite remember. Either way, he could quickly hear if there was a major market move or something just by the amount and tone of the beeps. He used this as a way to know then he should look at the chart or whatever.
- krrrh 5y agoWe spend a lot of time training digital computers to deal with analog information that has been converted into digital forms, and I wonder how much we could also gain by finding better ways to convert digital information into analog forms that our brains (as analog computers) can better parse.
- recuter 5y agoOh you're also friends with Gilfoyle? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS1KcjkWdoU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS1KcjkWdoU
- dkersten 5y agoHahaha I forgot about this