Multi-source collection
Ingest order books, trades, reference prices, event state and relevant on-chain information while retaining source provenance.
Capabilities
Our production path connects market data, pricing, order management, pre-trade controls and operations. Each component has explicit inputs, outputs and failure handling.
01 · Data
The system receives order books, trades, reference prices and event state while retaining time, provenance and raw records. Research and production use the same data definitions.
Ingest order books, trades, reference prices, event state and relevant on-chain information while retaining source provenance.
Check gaps, reordering, latency, duplicates and field changes; stop relying on affected signals when data is incomplete.
Retain timestamps, provenance and raw records for historical research, production investigation and event replay.
02 · Pricing
Research starts with a defined question and comparison baseline, then incorporates multi-source signals, liquidity, fees, latency and risk into pricing decisions.
Record the data range, assumptions, parameters, comparison baseline and failure conditions so results can be reproduced.
Separate quoted prices from internal estimates and account for fees, slippage, latency and executable size.
Use out-of-sample tests, stress scenarios and production gates rather than relying on a single backtest metric.
03 · Execution
The system adapts to venue-specific order types, tick sizes, fill states and connection behavior, then reconciles orders, fills and positions continuously.
Complete decisions, pre-trade checks, placement, acknowledgement and state updates within explicit time limits.
Handle reordering, duplicates, rejects, partial fills, disconnects and reconnects, then reconcile against venue state.
Compare strategy intent, order results, fills and positions continuously so differences can be identified and resolved.
04 · Risk
Before placement, the system checks balances, positions, price deviation, order size and rate. Exceptional states trigger throttling, cancellation, degradation or a stop.
Check positions, balances, order size, price deviation, rate and market state before placement.
Aggregate exposure across venues, markets and related events rather than judging risk from one order book.
Use price guards, throttles, degradation and cancel-all controls to define clear actions under stress.
05 · Operations
Production systems continuously monitor data, orders, exposure, latency and service health while recording versions, configuration and exception handling.
Monitor data freshness, order state, fills, exposure, latency and system health, not only service availability.
Record strategy versions, configuration, decision inputs, risk checks and execution events for traceability.
Use operating records to locate problems, verify repairs and return the system to service under control.
Partnership
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