Bitfinex Bitcoin Exchange introduced a new set of open source libraries for testing and implementing trading strategies.
For example, it’s not a problem, but it’s not a problem. https://t.co/tNYeAK4o0r
– Bitfinex (@bitfinex) 24 January 2018 r.
The bfx-hf-strategy, bfx-hf-backtest and bfx-hf-data-server libraries will complement the toolkit for high-frequency trading of the Honey Framework presented last week. These libraries enable users to create trading strategies that respond to market changes, as well as use the bfx-hf-indicators indicators in them.
The developers emphasize that so far this is only the alpha version, respectively, the contents of the libraries can be significantly changed over time. On the other hand, the company is confident that the tools are already stable enough to present them to technically savvy users.
Strategies can be tested on historical data, and also put into operation in real conditions through the API provided by the exchange. Along with the tools presented earlier, these libraries are part of the complete set of automated tools for trading the Honey Framework.
In the coming months, a website will be launched with documentation for each of the libraries. In addition, the developers have promised to supplement the Honey Framework with new functions and tools for high-frequency trading .
In addition, Bitfinex reported on the new version of the bfx-hf-algo library, in which a new type of order appeared for algorithmic trading Ping / Pong.
We've also updated the bfx-hf-algo to version 1.0.4, Ping / Pong. https://t.co/BDHKmVqams
– Bitfinex (@bitfinex) 24 January 2018 r.
Earlier, BlockchainJournal reported that the crypto community blamed Bitfinex for disseminating data on a non-existent USDT / USD currency pair.
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