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Introduction Modern quantitative trading platforms rarely live in a single language or runtime. Performance-critical components may be written in Go, data science logic in Python, and APIs consumed by dashboards, notebooks, or web clients. To support...

The Beginning: A Beautiful Arbitrage Dream Recently while browsing Zhihu (Chinese Quora), I came across a post with an enticing title: "Stable Way to Get Rich in Crypto: 3,000 USDT to 12,000 USDT in Three Months." I laughed. Stable? Get rich? When th...

In quantitative trading, the traditional K-line chart is one of the most commonly used data presentation forms, but it also has certain limitations, such as insensitivity to fluctuations or excessive noise. In order to observe price trends more clear...
