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This strategy is a spin-off version of Golden Cross EMA50-EMA200 strategy. It has not been extensively tested compared to the previous strategy. It is slightly higher ROI but only works in very short time frame which is 1-min chart.  Strategy Description: MA20 crossover MA200 and RSI (length 7) above 50 Expected potential ROI Monthly (in sideway/bullish market): 2% Recommended Settings: Pair: BTCUSDT, OPUSDT Time frame: 1mins Initial Capital: 100 Base Currency: Default Order Size: 11 USDT Pyramiding: 2 orders Commission: 0.1 % Take Profit: 1% Stop Loss: 10% // @version=4 strategy ( "MA20-MA200-crossover[capayam.com]" , overlay = true ) // Define the inputs sma20Length = input ( 20 , title = "SMA 20 Length" ) sma200Length = input ( 200 , title = "SMA 200 Length" ) rsiLength = input ( 7 , title = "RSI Length" ) takeProfitPercentage = input ( 1 , title = "Take Profit Percentage" ) stopLossPercentage = input ( 10 , title =

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If  you look into this top crypto exchanger list, there are some with Reserve Audit and some with the latter. Some with none at all. The list here by CoinMarketCap   https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/   What is Reserve Audit? A reserve audit is a process that involves verifying and validating the financial reserves held by a cryptocurrency exchange. It is conducted to ensure that the exchange has sufficient funds to cover its customers' deposits and withdrawals. The audit typically involves independent third-party firms or auditors who examine the exchange's bank accounts and cryptocurrency wallets to confirm the existence and accuracy of the declared reserves. The purpose of a reserve audit is to enhance transparency and instill confidence in the exchange's operations. What is Exchange Reserves Data? Exchange reserve data refers to the information or data related to the reserves held by a cryptocurrency exchange. This data can include details about the types and