4 posts tagged with "programming"

Log returns are a very useful concept when working with timeseries. It turns out given statement is even more true when working with time-series database and materialized views in clickhouse.

We added a new functionality, where users can upvote or add new feature requests.

I will describe here how in CryptoQuant I architected parsing user-input trading rules into a machine runnable AST.

This parsing system forms the critical bridge between human-readable trading strategies and executable code that can efficiently process market data - ultimately allowing our users to automate sophisticated trading strategies without requiring deep programming expertise.

CryptoQuant is basically one person startup, hence, the architectural choices made need to be pragmatic.