Built for ourselves, shared with everyone else. An open-source terminal at the core, with data, SDKs, backtests and infrastructure around it. Our strategy know-how stays inside the company.

Seven parts, one stack.

Each piece started as a tool we needed ourselves. Use any of them alone, or run them together through the terminal.

  1. 01

    Trader SDK

    Fast, ready-made APIs for working with exchanges. One normalized entry point instead of one integration per venue.

  2. 02

    Terminal

    Profitmaker: a fully customizable, AI-native interface for your bots.

  3. 03

    Portfolio management and rebalancing

    Twelve allocation algorithms and automated rebalancing, from HRP to Black-Litterman.

  4. 04

    Warehouses

    Realtime data streams plus history on S3, one warehouse per kind of data.

  5. 05

    Backtest engines

    Replay history against your strategy and see how it would have behaved.

  6. 06

    Bots arena, marketplace, portfolio

    A social network for traders: compete, publish and follow bots.

  7. 07

    HFT and MFT infrastructure for rent

    Low-latency servers and messaging, operated by us and rented to you.

The core

Everything is managed through Profitmaker.

An open-source, fully customizable, AI-native terminal. Connect your bots, read the warehouses, rebalance portfolios, run backtests and rent infrastructure from one interface. Self-hosted, your keys stay with you.

We share the tooling. The strategies themselves stay inside the company.

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12 parts

Backtesting Without Fooling Yourself

A step-by-step path from what your backtest really optimizes to proving an edge survives overfitting, multiple testing, and live execution. Read top to bottom - each part builds on the last.

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13 parts

High-Performance Backtest Engines

How to build a backtest engine that runs hundreds of times faster without changing a single PnL number - data layout, caching, adaptive resolution, and architecture, from first speedups to production internals.

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6 parts

Complex Arbitrage in Rust

A six-part build-up of multi-leg crypto arbitrage - from negative-cycle detection to the linear algebra, copulas, and machine learning behind it, ending in low-latency Rust execution.

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12 parts

Order Book & Market Microstructure

How the order book really works - accessing the data, reading queue position, rebuilding bars from order flow, and modeling it with deep learning and Hawkes processes.

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7 parts

Portfolio Construction & Risk

From Markowitz to production HRP + CVaR: how to allocate across crypto assets, model tail dependence with copulas, and size positions without blowing up.

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5 parts

Risk & Position Sizing

Build position sizes from drawdown math, realistic trading costs, and uncertainty in backtest results before applying Kelly.

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5 parts

Statistical Arbitrage & Pairs Trading

Trade the spread between correlated assets - from the distance approach to cointegration and Kalman filters, then dynamically combining mean reversion with momentum.

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4 parts

Deep Learning for Markets

Neural forecasting for crypto - transformers, diffusion models, and foundation models, and how conformal prediction keeps their uncertainty honest.

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8 parts

AI Agents for Trading

The agentic-AI stack for markets - multi-agent frameworks, open-source hedge funds, and LLMs that mine alpha from earnings calls.

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3 parts

QuestDB for Algorithmic Trading

Stand up a time-series stack for trading on QuestDB - from architecture to the SQL that matters, to a production deployment.

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4 parts

Low-Latency Trading Infrastructure

The plumbing under an HFT stack - how components talk (WebSocket, FIX, gRPC, Aeron), messaging on Aeron and Zig, and a C++ FIX/FAST scalper.

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11 parts

Execution & Market Making

From TWAP/VWAP and Almgren-Chriss to TCA, slippage models, and the Avellaneda-Stoikov market maker - how to turn a signal into fills without paying the spread twice.

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9 parts

Onchain & DeFi Quant

Quantitative DeFi from first principles - MEV and sandwich attacks, atomic arbitrage, liquidation cascades on lending protocols, and LP profitability on Uniswap v3.

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7 parts

Causality & Lead-Lag in Markets

Who moves whom - Granger causality, transfer entropy, PCMCI discovery, and the causal ML toolbox (double ML, causal forests, synthetic control) applied to crypto markets.

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5 parts

Volatility Modeling & Regimes

Forecast volatility with the GARCH family - asymmetry and leverage effects, dynamic correlations, vol targeting - then detect market regimes with HMMs and trade adaptively.

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15 parts

Modern ML for Trading

The full gradient-boosting-to-neural-operator toolkit - ensembles, AutoML, probabilistic forecasting, distillation and pruning for latency, plus physics-informed architectures like Neural ODEs and Fourier operators.

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