Trading and Data Engineering
TradeSync
An AI-powered crypto trading engine for signal scoring, market-structure analysis and on-chain execution research.
Outcome
Ingests funding, open interest, CVD and price structure in real time, scores directional bias through configurable rule-weighting models, and delivers long/short alerts with confidence scores and written rationale.
Media
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Case study
The problem
Discretionary crypto trading runs on vibes dressed up as analysis. TradeSync is built on the opposite premise: if a directional bias can't be produced by an inspectable scoring model over defined inputs, it isn't a signal — it's a feeling.
Architecture
A modular Python engine ingests real-time market data — funding rates, open interest, cumulative volume delta, price structure — and computes bias scores through configurable rule-weighting models. Outputs are human-readable by design: every alert carries its confidence score and a written rationale, because a signal you can't interrogate is a signal you can't trust.
The execution boundary
The execution layer is deliberately swappable and deliberately unshipped. Drift and Hyperliquid adapters are designed as future lanes behind a common interface, and a Hyperliquid-focused variant exists for paper evaluation — but no code path today places a trade. Inside the wider ChaseOS ecosystem, that boundary is enforced by governance, not by promise.
Where it is now
Active development within the StrikeZone Crypto ecosystem, feeding its signal-delivery infrastructure. The interesting engineering is in the scoring discipline and the refusal to blur research into execution — which is exactly what makes it worth building in public.
Technology
- Python
- Docker
- Signal scoring
- Discord/Telegram delivery
- Hyperliquid data
Scope and boundaries
Research and engineering: no live trade execution, no autonomous trading authority, no performance claims. Execution across Drift and Hyperliquid is a designed future lane, not a shipped one.