Standardized data formats mean you can plug them straight into your workflow—backtesting engines, execution algorithms, whatever systematic setup you're running. Zero preprocessing headaches.
Interpolated implied volatility surfaces just went live for pro-tier accounts. Clean data, ready to roll. 📊
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ImpermanentSage
· 22h ago
Oh my god, I finally don't have to mess with the data myself. I can just use it directly for backtesting... This is exactly what I wanted.
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All-InQueen
· 12-05 20:08
Damn, I finally don't have to write the parser myself. This just saved me dozens of lines of code.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 12-05 20:08
Damn, finally don’t have to do data cleaning myself anymore. Just throw it straight into the strategy and run? This is exactly what I want.
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MetaMuskRat
· 12-05 19:48
Oh wow, this data format is amazing! Just throw it straight into the strategy engine and you're good to go—it's incredibly satisfying.
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ArbitrageBot
· 12-05 19:48
Hmm... this data format really saves a lot of trouble. You can just plug it directly into backtesting and be done with it, no need to mess around with all that complicated preprocessing.
Standardized data formats mean you can plug them straight into your workflow—backtesting engines, execution algorithms, whatever systematic setup you're running. Zero preprocessing headaches.
Interpolated implied volatility surfaces just went live for pro-tier accounts. Clean data, ready to roll. 📊