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you promised
you promised yourself and your family that you would stop trading by hand
you know it resembles gambling
stop gambling and build the casino instead
this is your final chance to learn exactly how to automate your trading from me
everything closes on thursday
join here https://t.co/EHUr5azZs7
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Anthropic: software sell off rational
Anthropic's head of applied AI, Cat de Jong, oversees a team focused on helping large companies weave Anthropic's AI into their products. At a press briefing with Thomson Reuters on Monday, she said that people inside Anthropic have seen the market sell-off as rational due to the pace of progress.
"The rate of change is just so incredible, and I think the market is really starting to see this now," she said.
"We're grappling with exponentials, and it's something that humans just aren't really used to having to deal with — how quickly things change. And I think that's actually been why the market has been responding the way that it has been, for us internally."
That said, the sell-off does not account for how Anthropic's work with software companies helps improve their products rather than compete directly with them, de Jong said.
"We want to build the best models in the world," de Jong said. "But I do really think there's a great relationship between general models and domain-specific applications, and our models help them get better."
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Anthropic: software sell off rational
Anthropic's head of applied AI, Cat de Jong, oversees a team focused on helping large companies weave Anthropic's AI into their products. At a press briefing with Thomson Reuters on Monday, she said that people inside Anthropic have seen the market sell-off as rational due to the pace of progress.
"The rate of change is just so incredible, and I think the market is really starting to see this now," she said.
"We're grappling with exponentials, and it's something that humans just aren't really used to having to deal with — how quickly things change. And I think that's actually been why the market has been responding the way that it has been, for us internally."
That said, the sell-off does not account for how Anthropic's work with software companies helps improve their products rather than compete directly with them, de Jong said.
"We want to build the best models in the world," de Jong said. "But I do really think there's a great relationship between general models and domain-specific applications, and our models help them get better."
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Stop Trading Blind: How I Built an 18-Source AI Backtester to End Liquidations
if you are trading blind with manual entries and gut feelings you are essentially donating your net worth to the firms who automated their logic ten years ago. most people treat the markets like a casino because they lack the tools to see the truth behind their strategies before risking a single dollar. i realized this the hard way after losing a fortune to liquidations and the emotional rollercoaster of over trading
my name is moon dev and i believe that code is the great equalizer in this game. in the past i spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on developers for apps because i was convinced i would never be able to code myself. through that struggle i realized that waiting on others to build your vision is a slow death so i decided to learn live on youtube
now i have fully automated systems trading for me while i sleep instead of getting liquidated on a random tuesday. the real secret to this transition wasn't just learning python but building an infrastructure where multiple ai agents are constantly building and fixing my bots. i currently have six openclaws working for me right now and the results are completely revolutionizing how i view back testing
building a single back test used to take me eight hours of manual coding and debugging just to find out a strategy was trash. if you don't know why your pnl curve looks like a mountain range you are just gambling with better vocabulary. most traders never get past the research phase because the friction of testing a new idea is just too high
i solved this by creating a system where i can run a strategy against eighteen different data sources simultaneously. i don't even have to look at the nasty pnl curves anymore if i don't want to because the data is summarized and archived forever. the magic happens when the system hits a bug because that is where most solo developers usually quit and go back to the charts
instead of spending all night searching stack overflow i just hit a button that says fix with ai. the agents analyze the error logs and rewrite the code in real time so i can keep the momentum going without getting stuck. this allows me to iterate to success much faster than a human could ever hope to achieve manually
one of the biggest pain points in this journey is organizing your winners and keeping track of what actually works over long periods. i have built a folder system that automatically archives every successful back test with all its stats and charts. if a strategy does well on bitcoin but fails on ethereum i can zoom in and see exactly when it entered and exited
this level of granularity is what separates the professionals from the people who are just chasing the next green candle. we have reached a point where the game is over for the manual trader who refuses to adapt to these new tools. you can either be the one building the bots or the one providing the liquidity for them to take
i found that long orders often require specific risk parameters like stop losses that are hard to get right on the first try. when my agents run into these errors they don't just guess what the problem is but they look at the logic and fix it. it is like having a team of quant engineers sitting in your room working for free twenty four seven
if you are still staring at charts for eight hours a day you are wasting the most valuable asset you have which is your time. i chose to automate because i wanted my life back while still being able to compete with the biggest players in the finance world. code allowed me to step off the treadmill and focus on the high level strategy while the machines handle the execution
many people are afraid to start because they think they aren't smart enough or tech savvy enough to pull this off. i am living proof that you can go from zero coding knowledge to running a fully automated fleet if you are willing to learn in public. the transition from a victim of the market to[...]
Stop Trading Blind: How I Built an 18-Source AI Backtester to End Liquidations
if you are trading blind with manual entries and gut feelings you are essentially donating your net worth to the firms who automated their logic ten years ago. most people treat the markets like a casino because they lack the tools to see the truth behind their strategies before risking a single dollar. i realized this the hard way after losing a fortune to liquidations and the emotional rollercoaster of over trading
my name is moon dev and i believe that code is the great equalizer in this game. in the past i spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on developers for apps because i was convinced i would never be able to code myself. through that struggle i realized that waiting on others to build your vision is a slow death so i decided to learn live on youtube
now i have fully automated systems trading for me while i sleep instead of getting liquidated on a random tuesday. the real secret to this transition wasn't just learning python but building an infrastructure where multiple ai agents are constantly building and fixing my bots. i currently have six openclaws working for me right now and the results are completely revolutionizing how i view back testing
building a single back test used to take me eight hours of manual coding and debugging just to find out a strategy was trash. if you don't know why your pnl curve looks like a mountain range you are just gambling with better vocabulary. most traders never get past the research phase because the friction of testing a new idea is just too high
i solved this by creating a system where i can run a strategy against eighteen different data sources simultaneously. i don't even have to look at the nasty pnl curves anymore if i don't want to because the data is summarized and archived forever. the magic happens when the system hits a bug because that is where most solo developers usually quit and go back to the charts
instead of spending all night searching stack overflow i just hit a button that says fix with ai. the agents analyze the error logs and rewrite the code in real time so i can keep the momentum going without getting stuck. this allows me to iterate to success much faster than a human could ever hope to achieve manually
one of the biggest pain points in this journey is organizing your winners and keeping track of what actually works over long periods. i have built a folder system that automatically archives every successful back test with all its stats and charts. if a strategy does well on bitcoin but fails on ethereum i can zoom in and see exactly when it entered and exited
this level of granularity is what separates the professionals from the people who are just chasing the next green candle. we have reached a point where the game is over for the manual trader who refuses to adapt to these new tools. you can either be the one building the bots or the one providing the liquidity for them to take
i found that long orders often require specific risk parameters like stop losses that are hard to get right on the first try. when my agents run into these errors they don't just guess what the problem is but they look at the logic and fix it. it is like having a team of quant engineers sitting in your room working for free twenty four seven
if you are still staring at charts for eight hours a day you are wasting the most valuable asset you have which is your time. i chose to automate because i wanted my life back while still being able to compete with the biggest players in the finance world. code allowed me to step off the treadmill and focus on the high level strategy while the machines handle the execution
many people are afraid to start because they think they aren't smart enough or tech savvy enough to pull this off. i am living proof that you can go from zero coding knowledge to running a fully automated fleet if you are willing to learn in public. the transition from a victim of the market to[...]
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Moon Dev Stop Trading Blind: How I Built an 18-Source AI Backtester to End Liquidations if you are trading blind with manual entries and gut feelings you are essentially donating your net worth to the firms who automated their logic ten years ago. most people…
a master of the machine is the most empowering shift you will ever make
the infrastructure i use is built for speed and reliability because i cannot afford to have a system go down in the middle of a trade. using tools like claude and openclaw allows me to scale my output without having to hire a single human employee. this is why i say code is the equalizer because it gives the solo guy the power of a hedge fund
we are currently cooking up new ideas every single day and the speed of development is only getting faster. i can change a strategy in one tab while my ai is fixing a bug in another and the system keeps track of everything. you don't need to be a genius you just need to be someone who refuses to give up on the process of iteration
the reason i do this live is to show you that there is no magic behind the curtain just a lot of testing and fixing. if you can run a script and read a log file you are already halfway to becoming an automated trader. the markets are cold and logical so it only makes sense to meet them with a system that is equally disciplined
i remember the stress of being down big on a trade and not knowing if i should cut it or double down. now my systems follow the rules i programmed into them months ago and they don't feel fear or greed. that peace of mind is worth more than any single winning trade could ever provide
if you want to stop trading blind you have to start valuing your data as much as you value your capital. building a repository of winning back tests is like building a library of money making machines that you can turn on whenever you want. the game has changed and the tools are now in your hands if you are brave enough to use them
i will keep stepping on the gas and building in the open because i know this is the only way to truly win in the long run. the agents are working right now and the back tests are running while i plan the next big move. it is a beautiful world when you let the machines do the heavy lifting and you stay focused on the vision
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the infrastructure i use is built for speed and reliability because i cannot afford to have a system go down in the middle of a trade. using tools like claude and openclaw allows me to scale my output without having to hire a single human employee. this is why i say code is the equalizer because it gives the solo guy the power of a hedge fund
we are currently cooking up new ideas every single day and the speed of development is only getting faster. i can change a strategy in one tab while my ai is fixing a bug in another and the system keeps track of everything. you don't need to be a genius you just need to be someone who refuses to give up on the process of iteration
the reason i do this live is to show you that there is no magic behind the curtain just a lot of testing and fixing. if you can run a script and read a log file you are already halfway to becoming an automated trader. the markets are cold and logical so it only makes sense to meet them with a system that is equally disciplined
i remember the stress of being down big on a trade and not knowing if i should cut it or double down. now my systems follow the rules i programmed into them months ago and they don't feel fear or greed. that peace of mind is worth more than any single winning trade could ever provide
if you want to stop trading blind you have to start valuing your data as much as you value your capital. building a repository of winning back tests is like building a library of money making machines that you can turn on whenever you want. the game has changed and the tools are now in your hands if you are brave enough to use them
i will keep stepping on the gas and building in the open because i know this is the only way to truly win in the long run. the agents are working right now and the back tests are running while i plan the next big move. it is a beautiful world when you let the machines do the heavy lifting and you stay focused on the vision
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