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Comment by sametmax | Hacker News Reader

Looks a lot like kryll.io. The concept is the same, the UI seems very similar. I understand that it's a YC project, so it does already have a good chance to work just from the networking effect.

But other than that, how do you differenciate from kryll, since frankly, they are already pretty good at what they do (the shared strategies, backtracking and over all the community is very nice) ?

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I have checked out Kryll. It's a great project.

We are focused on providing the access of automated trading/investing to everyone.

That's a neutral comment that doesn't commit yourself to anything and doesn't answer my question. Your project assumes your users commit time and money to it, so please take a few minutes to do the same.

I want to save time, so I use kryll for automation. I'm open minded and ok to check out your project, I just don't have time to try everything out. When something works, and works well, I need good reasons to check alternatives.

So concretly, what will I find in your product that is worth the trouble to try a whole new plateform ?

1) Way more variety of indicators (150+) 2) You can create much more complex strategies on Mudrex 3) We support futures trading with Bitmex

So Mudrex allows for more complexity than kryll.

It's true that kryll is very simple to use. If I reach the limit of their tooling, I'll give your plateform a try.

Thank you.

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