PANews, December 16th - Cryptocurrency trading platform CoinW officially launched its contract CTA strategy tool, " Golden Selection Smart Investment ," aiming PANews, December 16th - Cryptocurrency trading platform CoinW officially launched its contract CTA strategy tool, " Golden Selection Smart Investment ," aiming

CoinW launches "Golden Selection Smart Investment," a contract CTA strategy tool, to create intelligent crypto trading.

2025/12/16 21:16

PANews, December 16th - Cryptocurrency trading platform CoinW officially launched its contract CTA strategy tool, " Golden Selection Smart Investment ," aiming to provide users with intelligent, efficient, and professional crypto trading solutions. Contract CTA strategies are quantitative trading programs specifically designed for the cryptocurrency contract (futures) market. "Golden Selection Smart Investment" will integrate multiple rigorously selected high-quality contract CTA strategies, helping users accurately capture opportunities arising from two-way market fluctuations and achieve risk-controlled returns in a dynamically changing market.

With the launch of "Golden Selection Smart Investment," CoinW has successively introduced a series of intelligent and unique strategy trading tools this year, such as contract pooling and arbitrage robots. The platform will continue to delve deeper into user needs and is committed to building a professional, powerful, and fully functional strategy trading system to assist crypto traders in making sound decisions and improving trading performance.

Risk Warning: The availability of "Golden Selection Smart Investment" and related strategy tools may vary depending on the user's jurisdiction, and some features may not be available to residents of specific regions. The above content does not constitute investment advice. Digital asset and contract trading involves high market risks; users should use related features with caution in accordance with local laws and regulations and their own risk tolerance.

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