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Hello Tradelize,

How will you solve the lag between the time the trading information get pushed to the blockchain and the users tries to copy the traders based on this model?

Hello! As soon as the trader places order, encrypted information lands on the Tradelize server. Copycatting of traders actions is going on our servers. And then orders sent through a secure channel to the exchange where the transactions takes place. The main advantage of this architecture is that it allows the queries to be processed at extremely high speed.

Could your server be compromised and orders be altered to the disadvantage of traders? Could that cause a loss in funds in theory?

The security system was developed under the guidance of cryptography experts, meaning your funds and data will be reliably protected. Critically important data includes users personal data (including KYC data), API keys and secret keys to connecting user accounts to exchange wallets. This data is stored in a separate and completely secured database inaccessible to the public and extranet and only available to the platforms internal services.
Data stored in this database is partially encrypted while being transmitted within the system upon the internal request. In addition, HTTPS is used as a measure to prevent host spoofing and traffic surveillance while this data is being transmitting between servers within the system.
If the monitoring system detects an attack attempt, the database containing critically important data is blocked for 24 hours for any reading and recording, which makes it inaccessible to servers.

In summary: it is theoretically possible to compromise your servers as it is possible to compromise those of other exchanges correct? I just wanted to understand how centralized you actually are.

Our solution is completely protected from any kind of external attacks and does not contain user data. Of course, there are some risks. All of them is described in our White Paper in chapter 11.

If your network was as large as Bitcoin or Ethereum I would believe that you are completely protected from any external attack, but at this stage of development that is hard to believe.

Wasnt Ethereum like hacked in 2016 (I think)?
But I agree with you, security issue is important

Ethereum has never been hacked. A faulty smart contract has been exploited and philosophically one could argue it wasn't faulty. Bootstrapping is extremely difficult to do, but rest assured nobody will attack you if they deem your network not valuable anyway.