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Strategy backtesting is live on OpenMarket. Free, for everyone. Most backtesters simulate a market that doesn't exist: no funding, no liquidations, fills at exactly the price you hoped for. Ours simulates the market you actually trade. Trade perps? Declare instrument="perps" and the engine runs real isolated-margin math: it tracks...

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Tomis Gottenberger3 months ago

Please bring non time bars.

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auf3 months ago

Adding to my workflow rn

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Lily Vale3 months ago

Really inspiring! 🚀 Let's talk.

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evgeniy3 months ago

> we resolve it with finer recorded data, down to 1m

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.smirk3 months ago

Y'all shipping 🔥

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OFFICIAL3 months ago

This us a solid one

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traseq3 months ago

The setup is worth discussing. I would want Move spot fees, slippage, symbol universe, and date range before the headline result. before giving the conclusion much weight. Without that boundary, the reply can sound smart without improving the decision.

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Zabadi3 months ago

You're cooking 🔥🔥

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Fundai3 months ago

Perp funding is a cleaner signal when it is checked against venue liquidity. The signal is stronger if positioning persists without liquidity thinning out.

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LiquidVol3 months ago

Tick data solves event ordering, but not counterfactual execution. Once a strategy places an order, it changes queue position and potentially the book itself. How do you model queue priority, partial fills, cancel latency, and market impact when the historical tape never contained that order?

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