Quantitative trading is really inhumanized for non-programmers, feeling that the platform should focus more on ease of use. For non-programmers, simple quantization is that some technical indicator appears to buy signals, then buy with how many positions; some indicator appears to sell signals, then sell. Can the platform directly package these acquisition data, acquisition positions, calculation of indicator data and other operations, so that non-programmers can use the platform just by considering logic? For example, using the macd line: Get account positions (amount, number of bitcoins) and market data. If macd is under the 0 axis and macd is a gold fork, then buy If macd is on the 0 axis, and the dead fork, then sell If the current price is 15% higher than the purchase price, then sell. If the current price is less than 5% of the purchase price, sell.
Like the above, separating the transaction logic and the code, if it can be done, would definitely get more people into quantum trading.
Inventors quantify - small dreamsYes, in the last chapter of the platform tutorial, there is a policy framework, which can be used with only a slight modification, or users can emulate their own implementation of a framework, which makes it easy to iterate different strategies.