KRYLL - What You See Is What You Trade
WHAT IS KRYLL.IO?
This platform provides an intuitive way to create your own trading strategy and set it to run automatically. Through the What You See Is What You Trade interface you can design trade strategies to take advantage of the industry's most powerful tools and safely test them with backtesting and sandboxing.
Kryll's core team consists of veteran developers and Internet professionals who have all traded crypto as a fan for years. With their advisory backgrounds and circles ranging from economists, business developers, artificial intelligence and semantic analytics experts, they decided to build the right platform for crypto traders.
Mission
« Bring professional trading tools to everyone by providing a simple yet
powerful drag’n’drop strategy builder »
Introduction
Cryptocurrency trading has been a continuously rising market since the first bitcoin transaction
around early 2009. The next step spawned the birth of new cryptocurrencies and exchanges
where people could trade different currencies. Today there is an active community of millions of
traders exchanging coins in volumes corresponding to >100 Billion USD every single day.
There are dozens of exchanges where people buy or sell bitcoins or so called altcoins, trying to
make a profit from the current market trend, trading channels signals, news feeds or even pure
luck and intuition.
There are communities of hobbyist traders talking in channels like Telegram, Slack or Discord or
on internet forums, who collaborate in the hopes of forging a path through the vast universe or
crypto trades.
We’ve been part of this community for quite a while, and want to offer a tool allowing us to join
forces and all profit from. Historically, the hive mind has always won out.
Investing in cryptocurrency takes time, effort and one mistake can cost you a lot. Kryll.io, a new product, is aiming to become a game changer. The platform, starting its token sales in February, offers intuitive ways to create and execute trading strategies automatically.
The crypto market has remarkable growth and the pressure is high. Held by Cryptense, a full-stack Blockchain company, Kryll.io was founded by crypto-enthusiasts who experienced all the roadblocks and risks of crypto trading on their own skin. The team members say they’ve been in the picture since the early days of Blockchain. According to Kryll’s website, startup’s co-founder Philippe Longère (CTO & head of Cryptense R&D) has already developed a few bots to execute trading strategies automatically.
Crypto trading facts
Hedge funds, professional traders and hobbyists share the same exchange platforms, and
environment but are not quite equal when it comes to resources, manpower, knowledge and
tools.
Indeed, efficient trading requires resources like computational power to run intensive data
models and crunch historical data trends crucial for assessing strategies risk-free. High-speed
connections are needed to reach to exchanges around the world.
Aside from computational resources, trading takes a lot of time, especially for a one-person
team. Preparing the right strategy, having it analyze relevant data and get it ready to execute in a
timely manner 24/7 within moving markets requires special abilities. This is hard enough leaving
aside the discipline of steel and cool head needed to take the right decision at the right time.
Trading is also a very technical domain where your area of expertise needs to span from an
ability to perform technical analyses to machine learning and semantics analyses.
Solution : Kryll Platform
The Kryll.io platform aims to fill in the gaps to get everyone efficient
trading tools.
Introducing WYSIWYT (What You See Is What You Trade) technology,
the Kryll team will provide a simple yet powerful strategy defining
interface based on blocks and flow. A flow visually describes the
confluence of signals, operators and relevant data determining a
particular strategy.
There are 5 main families of blocks that can be used to build a strategy :
Market Trends. They span from the usual trend analysis (volume modification,
price fluctuation, ) to technical data analysis & studies (channels identification,
patterns detection, resistance rejection, demand zone detection) and
modelling (machine learning based market prediction) units.
Trading actions. Like buy, sell, split amount into subsets, hold amount (like
profits), loop, stop...
Signals. Coming from professional traders, qualified Telegram channels or
social network semantic analyses.
Operators. They’re meant to organize data feeds and signal interactions (eg:
IF the market is up AND “BTC” is receiving positive feedback on Twitter ...)
Notifications. To keep you informed of a strategy’s status (this could be a
text message, email or smart notification)
Once a strategy has been finalized it’s time to put it to work. Before sending it to the big boy
arena you’ll be able to test it over the 6 months of recorded data - assuming it does not depend
on an external non-reproducible input - using 250+ pairs and a 1 second frequency that will be
available for backtesting.
Another testing modality will be available with our sandboxing option where the strategy is
tested as if it were actually running on the market, but not accounting for the impact it may have
on the market’s actual.
Once a strategy has been finalized it’s time to put it to work. Before sending it to the big boy
arena you’ll be able to test it over the 6 months of recorded data - assuming it does not depend
on an external non-reproducible input - using 250+ pairs and a 1 second frequency that will be
available for backtesting.
Another testing modality will be available with our sandboxing option where the strategy is
tested as if it were actually running on the market, but not accounting for the impact it may have
on the market’s actual.
When you are confident enough with a strategy’s efficiency you can put it to work in live-trading
and inject a small amount of Kryll (KRL) to grease the wheels.
Depending on your design and preference, a strategy may run once on your input, for example by
buying a coin at market price and optimizing its holding via a 2 steps Take-Profit and Stop-Loss
operation. Another might as well just listen to twitter sentiment about your favorite currency
to compare it with market data before notifying you of a (probable) dip. Yet another one (many
can run concurrently) may automatically stay awake, listening to market ready to buy a coin the
second it dips, whenever it may happen so to sell it for a profit and start all over, or send you an
alert when the mood is bad on social networs and marker starts dropping.
Information on Token Sales
Start date: February 7, 2018 at 12 noon UTC
End Date: March 20, 2018 12:00 UTC
Token Name; KRL
Max Supply: 220 000 000
KRL Token Price: 0.2 USD
Minimum Contribution: ~ 100 USD
Token issuance; Further No evidence will be issued after the sale, unsold token will not be generated
Hard Cap Approx: 29M USD
Currency received: BTC - BCH - ETH - LTC - ZEC - DASH
The Kryll.io platform aims to fill the gap to get an efficient trading tool for everyone.
Introducing WYSIWYT (What You See Is What You Trade) technology, Kryll's team will provide a simple strategy to define the interface based on blocks and currents. The flow visually illustrates the meeting of signals, operators and relevant data that define a particular strategy.
Why Token Sales?
Initial Token Sale or Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is an event for kriptourrurrency projects such as Kryll.io to sell cryptococcal (KRL) benchmarks to early users and fans in return for funds.
This is an opportunity for Kryll.io to fund future platform development and for tokens buyers to participate in the early stages of the project.
From the standpoint of the Kryll.io platform, this is also a unique opportunity to inform future users (whether they are really participating in sales or not) about the features they can enjoy on the platform. In addition, users who have taken part in Initial Token Sale will benefit from early glimpses on the platform when the "funder" version is released.
KRYLL.IO TEAM
The team behind the project:
Working for more than 12 years in the IT industry as R & D and entrepreneur, Luca is a Crypto fan, a blockchain contributor and has been trading crypto for several years. After setting up the Moving Player game studio 8 years ago, he founded Cryptense to meet his kebutton needs.
Paul is an experienced owner of frequent-frequentation websites and SEO consultants. He has been an entrepreneur since 2006, crypto trader and investor from the beginning, finally finding the right place for his views and solutions to his frustration within the Kryll.io platform.
Having had an academic background in France and California, Philippe plunged into entrepreneurship into entrepreneurship 17 years ago, the founder of Cars and Cryptense with Luca. Crypto merchant since 2016, he has developed several trading bots for himself and his friends, but know their range will be far wider and impact on the right platform.
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