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.
The Little DreamYes, 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.