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Curated reading paths through the blog, ordered from basics to advanced.

Backtesting Without Fooling Yourself
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7 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.

  1. 01 Objective-Function Design: The Metric You Optimize Secretly Picks Your Strategy
  2. 02 Walk-Forward Optimization: The Only Honest Strategy Test
  3. 03 Plateau Analysis: How to Distinguish a Robust Optimum from Overfitting
  4. 04 Monte Carlo Bootstrap: How to Get Confidence Intervals for a Backtest in 10 Lines of Code
  5. + 3 more
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High-Performance Backtest Engines
4 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.

  1. 01 The Backtest Speed Ladder: 298x on a Laptop CPU, Identical PnL to the Last Trade
  2. 02 Aggregated Parquet Cache: How to Speed Up Multi-Timeframe Backtests by Hundreds of Times
  3. 03 Adaptive Drill-Down: Backtest with Variable Granularity from Minutes to Raw Trades
  4. 04 The IPC Tax: Put the Backtest Engine Behind a Socket and Lose 13% — Almost None of It to the Socket
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Complex Arbitrage in Rust
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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.

  1. 01 Graph Algorithms for Arbitrage Detection: From Bellman-Ford to RICH
  2. 02 Futures-Spot Arbitrage: From Cash-and-Carry to DeFi-CeFi
  3. 03 Matrices, Tensors, and Tropical Algebra: Linear Algebra for Arbitrage Detection
  4. 04 Vine Copulas for Arbitrage: Modeling High-Dimensional Dependencies
  5. + 2 more
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Order Book & Market Microstructure
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6 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.

  1. 01 CCXT: How WebSocket Orderbook Methods Really Work
  2. 02 Order Types in Algorithmic Trading: From Limit with Chasing to Virtual Orders
  3. 03 Queue Inside the Wall: Analyzing Order Position in Order Book Density
  4. 04 Bar Types and Aggregation Methods for Algorithmic Trading
  5. + 2 more
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Portfolio Construction & Risk
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5 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.

  1. 01 Markowitz Portfolio Theory for Crypto: From Zero to Hero
  2. 02 12 Portfolio Optimization Algorithms, Compared: HRP, Black-Litterman, NCO and Beyond
  3. 03 Inside Our House Algorithm: HRP + Long/Short + CVaR with Hull-White
  4. 04 Copula Models for Joint Risk Modeling in Crypto Portfolios
  5. + 1 more
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Statistical Arbitrage & Pairs Trading
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3 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.

  1. 01 Distance Approach in Pairs Trading: Implementation and Analysis with Rust
  2. 02 Statistical Arbitrage and Pairs Trading in Crypto Markets: From Cointegration to the Kalman Filter
  3. 03 Dynamically Combining Mean Reversion and Momentum Strategies in Statistical Arbitrage: Mathematical Foundations and Practical Implementation
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Deep Learning for Markets
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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.

  1. 01 Temporal Fusion Transformers for Multi-Horizon Portfolio Forecasting
  2. 02 Diffusion Models vs Cryptocurrency Anarchy: Why DDPM Can Predict Bitcoin Crashes Better Than Your Astrologist
  3. 03 Kronos: A Foundation Model That Teaches Candlestick Charts to Speak Transformer Language
  4. 04 Conformal Prediction for Risk-Aware Position Sizing
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AI Agents for Trading
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5 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.

  1. 01 Revolution in Investment Portfolio Management with Agentic AI
  2. 02 TradingAgents: Multi-Agent AI Framework That Models a Hedge Fund
  3. 03 AI4Finance Foundation: The FinGPT, FinRL, and FinRobot Ecosystem for Algo-Trading
  4. 04 AI Hedge Fund: A Multi-Agent Fund Where AI Analysts Vote on Trades
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QuestDB for Algorithmic Trading
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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.

  1. 01 QuestDB for Algorithmic Trading: Architecture That Speaks the Language of Markets
  2. 02 QuestDB for Algorithmic Trading: SQL Extensions That Change the Game
  3. 03 QuestDB for Algorithmic Trading: From Order Books to Production Architecture
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Low-Latency Trading Infrastructure
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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.

  1. 01 Data Communication in Algo Trading Systems: A Technology Overview
  2. 02 Aeron: Inside the Messaging System That Powers Half of the HFT Industry
  3. 03 ZigBolt: Why We Built Our Own Aeron in Zig and Hit 20 Nanoseconds Per Message
  4. 04 Developing a Simple C++ Scalper Using FAST/FIX: Step-by-Step Guide
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