Why Pending Orders? In the cryptocurrency market, trading opportunities are often fleeting, especially arbitrage opportunities, which may only last for a few minutes. If you rely on manual operations,...
Preface The backtesting system of the FMZ Quant Trading Platform is a backtesting system that is constantly iterating, updating and upgrading. It adds functions and optimizes performance gradually fro...
Introduction Recently, I saw BuOu's Quantitative Diary mentioning that you can use negatively correlated currencies to select currencies, and open positions to make profits based on price difference b...
In the cryptocurrency asset trading space, obtaining and analyzing market data, querying rates, and monitoring account asset movements are all critical operations. Below are code examples of implement...
The perpetual grid strategy is a popular classic strategy on FMZ platform. Compared with the spot grid, there is no need to have currencies, and leverage can be added, which is much more convenient th...
The previous articles https://www.fmz.com/digest-topic/10286 and https://www.fmz.com/digest-topic/10292 discussed the correlation between cryptocurrency price fluctuations and Bitc...
In previous articles, we discussed a common phenomenon in the digital currency market: most digital currencies, especially those that follow the price fluctuations of Bitcoin and Ethereum, often show ...
Last week, when introducing How to Measure Position Risk - An Introduction to the VaR Method, it was mentioned that the risk of a portfolio is not equal to the risks of individual assets and is r...
Introduction In programmatic trading, it is often necessary to calculate averages and variances, such as calculating moving averages and volatility indicators. When we need high-frequency and long-ter...
The term “hedging” in quantitative trading and programmatic trading is a very basic concept. In cryptocurrency quantitative trading, the typical hedging strategies are: Spots-Futures hedging, inte...