Soon: watch FinRAG operate on YouTube and Kick

We’re preparing to bring FinRAG onto YouTube and Kick so you can see the trading stack in operation.

The streams will give the platform a visible setting: market information arriving, accounts and settings in view, order activity being recorded, and the day-to-day work of inspecting what happened.

We want each session to leave viewers with a clearer understanding of the system and a useful question to carry into the next one.

What you will be able to follow

The planned sessions will move between FinRAG’s market workspace, Operation Center, and Trading Operator.

We can use those views to discuss what is happening in the market, what the operation is configured to do, and what activity is recorded on the account.

Some moments will suit a detailed walkthrough. Others will be quieter, with the system waiting and a short explanation of its status. The operating story includes both.

We also plan to share edited clips and recaps. Someone who misses a long session should still be able to understand a specific event or lesson from a shorter piece.

Begin with a sustainable schedule

We’re considering regular trading hours sessions as the first format, with the possibility of a longer-running showcase later.

The initial schedule will follow the readiness of the broadcast and the work needed to operate it. An always-on view would need clear status and a practical recording and supervision plan.

We will publish the confirmed format, schedule, and channel links when they are ready. The broader “100 Sessions of FinRAG” idea remains a planned series; the first step is to establish a useful, repeatable session.

Make each session understandable

A viewer should be able to tell which account environment is being shown, whether commentary is currently available, and what the session is trying to explain.

A live broadcast describes when the video is being shared. The account environment will be labeled separately as paper, evaluation, or funded live where applicable. Any replay or constructed demonstration will be identified clearly.

FinRAG is in beta, and live validation remains limited. The public series is a way to share supported behavior, observations, improvements, and the questions still being investigated.

Join the conversation

We’re interested in the questions traders and builders bring to the platform.

You might want to understand an order’s journey, inspect an account configuration, explore the dashboard, or discuss the handoffs in your own setup. Those questions can help shape future explanations and bounded demonstrations.

For trading teams considering an implementation, the streams can be an introduction. A technical conversation can then focus on your requirements, supported connections, and the result a pilot would need to demonstrate.

Follow FinRAG for the launch details. We’ll share the confirmed schedule and a first look at the broadcast before the series begins.