What are the crypto-currency plathorms that don’t require KYC at all, neither other kinds documentes, or at least not too much of it, which one could use for such kinds of projects? Mostly for testing waters.
That is, where one could sign up and begin running such custom trading applications right away, without any scrutiny from the side of a plathorm.
Later on, perhaps, I’d be willing to provide a plathorm some documents, when I start to operate on a bigger scale.
Hello 
9th episode is out and finally, we can objectively test how bad(or good!) our trading strategy is. It a vital step and showscases how designing the system from blocks allows to swap them whenever it’s necesary.
Enjoy 
Thank you very much 
I have a few ideas for a few more videos but I would love some ideas/comments 
At this moment the long term aspiration is that code written in those episodes will become an API and the second course most probably dedicated to create a LiveView based frontend for it will follow up.
Suggestion on what to put into this course would be really appreciated 
Sounds cool, an API and Liveview frontend are good next steps.
I have had a similar project in mind but for stocks, and have started open-sourcing parts of it. At the moment I’m working on a Robinhood API client, which seems like something that could potentially integrate into your series.
https://github.com/GunnarPDX/ex_robinhood
I don’t know a ton about crypto trading, but decentralized exchanges seem pretty sweet. Not sure if those are much different from Binance in usage, but that’s another idea.
As for Liveview, there’s this absolutely insane video wall that Citadel uses img and I’m going to make a much smaller version of it for my own investment portfolio, it may be good inspiration for what your building as well. Liveview is great for this sort of stuff.
Just out of curiosity, what sort of data/indicators do you expect/use in your stock trading strategies? I’m asking as the same indicators could be generated for cryptocurrencies and that would again be very close to being converted to stocks.
Holy crap, this is insanely good learning material. I’m impressed with the stamina you’ve shown in putting out so many videos. I know from experience how hard it is to keep a steady stream of videos like that. Thanks!
Thank you very much. Honestly, it’s hard, but it gives such a boost of positivity and a sense of “doing something bigger than me” that’s it’s definitely worth it btw. I’m not that much consistent - I’m not on the clock, sometimes it takes me 1 week for a video but sometimes 3 life gets in the way but somehow I manage.
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<just teasing!> Enjoy
I’m using both OHLCV data and financial statement data. The OHLCV stuff could definitely be used for crypto since it’s the same data format.
My approach with stocks is portfolio based. I have a consumer-producer rating system that determines potential stock picks/allocations, and I will have a consumer that optimizes a portfolio for minimal negative volatility correlation and growth based on the stocks being monitored. All of this rebalances in real-time.
Most of the OHLCV stuff is used for the portfolio side of things, but if you had a volitility based strategy with crypto you could probably use it for that. I dont think there are exact names for all of the indicators I’m using but if you are familiar with beta, sharpe, and sortino they are very similar.
