Way back in the early 2010s, a group of traders was beginning to notice something. As time went by, fewer and fewer of their peers were getting involved with trading. There were progressively fewer people involved in the industry, and they wanted to know why.
After some lengthy discussions over coffee, the answers they got were unanimous. People didn’t have the time to trade. Between working, side hustling, and raising a family, there was no time to dedicate tens of hours every week to making trades.
People barely had time to glance at the financial sections, let alone analyze them enough to incorporate them into their trading strategy. The group realized that this presented an opportunity for them. If they could develop a platform that cuts down the time it took to trade, then logic dictated that more people would start getting involved again.
That’s how 1G GPT Profit was born.
To cut down the time it took to trade, they needed a way for people to trade in the first place. Naturally, they set out to build a trading platform. While each member of the group was an accomplished trader and business person in their own right, none of them were developers.
As such, they needed to recruit a team. It took a few months to get through all of the candidates, but eventually, a final team was assembled. With this newfound technical skill now a part of the 1G GPT Profit team, work on the platform began.
The development team was split into two different groups. One group focused on the user interface, while the other focused on the 1G GPT Profitgramming.
The second team had a lot of theoretical work to do, so while they were putting pen to paper, the user interface (UI) team began developing the platform.
They followed the design idea that less is more. Most trading platforms up to that point bombarded the user with information as soon as they logged in. Charts, graphs, and numbers were in your face from the get-go, a design choice that they wanted to avoid.
Everything but the essentials was stripped away from the platform. This allowed the team to focus on creating a sleek website that was easy to look at and navigate.
Once that was done and a prototype was functional, the trading platform that the other group had come up with needed to be integrated.
While the UI team was focusing on the interface, the second team had only one task; create a trading platform that can facilitate trading and make it accessible for everyone.
There had been other platforms created before that attempted to do the same thing. Some of those were successful, to a certain extent. However, the development know-how used in them left a lot to be desired. As such, the team decided to try something new. Rather than just focusing on the numbers, they wanted the platform to look at what other traders were doing in real-time.
It took months of mind-numbing work, but eventually, they created a basic platform that could read the actions of other traders and adjust the trading formula to those actions.
That basic version was integrated with the interface prototype, and the first version of 1G GPT Profit was born.
Once the team made sure that everything was working as it should be, all that was left was to tidy it up and add some upgrades. This didn’t take too long on either end. Some minor optimizations were made, some bugs were fixed, and 1G GPT Profit was ready to be released.
And that’s where things are now. 1G GPT Profit is out there for you to use. It’s been a long and difficult journey for the team, but it’s not over yet. They are dedicated to their goals, so they are going to continue supporting 1G GPT Profit for the foreseeable future.If you are interested in a part of that future, you can head over to the login page to sign up for your account.
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