Projection Finance
Projection Finance enables users to simulate price variations & visualize the impact of volatility.
What is Projection Finance?
With Projection Finance, you can project your crypto investment strategies in a simple and intuitive way, maximize your profitability, test different scenarios to simulate the results, and avoid liquidations. Projection Finance aims to enable users to simulate price variations and actions on a set of financial assets (portfolio of assets) to visualize the impact that the evolution of prices and actions can generate on the portfolio and, therefore, on all the assets. Their objective is to allow the user to easily play with price variations and simulate actions and avoid using software such as Excel.
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