Prop Trading: The Funded Trader Collaborates with Volumetrica Trading for New Platform

The Funded Trader, a prop trading firm, has announced that
its sister company, The Futures Traders, will introduce Volumetrica Trading as
a new trading platform . According to the firm, this collaboration aims to
enhance the trading experience for users.

Volumetrica Trading is known for its professional trading
and analytical platforms, which focus on order flow analysis. These platforms
were developed by a small group of individual traders.

Community Feedback for New Platform

The Funded Trader claims that their in-house technology will
complement Volumetrica’s offerings, potentially positioning them as a
competitive option in the trading industry.

The company has stated that development of the new platform
is underway. They plan to involve their community in the process by polling
users for feedback.

The post reads: “Development is in full swing & we’re
excited to involve you! Soon, we’ll poll the community to help build the entire
program—your feedback will shape it all.”

Details regarding the launch timeline have not been
disclosed. However, the company suggests that the upcoming platform could influence
the trading landscape.

The Funded Trader, a prop trading firm, has announced that
its sister company, The Futures Traders, will introduce Volumetrica Trading as
a new trading platform . According to the firm, this collaboration aims to
enhance the trading experience for users.

Volumetrica Trading is known for its professional trading
and analytical platforms, which focus on order flow analysis. These platforms
were developed by a small group of individual traders.

Community Feedback for New Platform

The Funded Trader claims that their in-house technology will
complement Volumetrica’s offerings, potentially positioning them as a
competitive option in the trading industry.

The company has stated that development of the new platform
is underway. They plan to involve their community in the process by polling
users for feedback.

The post reads: “Development is in full swing & we’re
excited to involve you! Soon, we’ll poll the community to help build the entire
program—your feedback will shape it all.”

Details regarding the launch timeline have not been
disclosed. However, the company suggests that the upcoming platform could influence
the trading landscape.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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