Strategies, not a pile of configs.
You end the month up or down, but you can't tell which of your six strategies fed you and which quietly bled. Group your configs under one strategy, give each a budget, and stop guessing which one deserves more capital.
See who pays. Move the budget.
A swing book, the auto-engine, a couple of triggers: all at once, each on its own line with its own P&L and win-rate. Stop feeding the loser and starving the winner. Watch capital drift to what works.
Group configs into a strategy
One strategy is a container over many configs: different coins, different presets, different sources, all under one name with one P&L.
Set budget rules
Give each strategy a margin ceiling, a daily-loss limit, a per-trade risk, so no single book can run away with your account.
Rebalance by performance
The engine ranks your strategies by Sharpe and PnL and proposes a new split: feed the winners, starve the losers. You approve it; nothing moves on its own.
rebalancing is a recommendation you confirm: the engine never moves your capital on its own
Feed the winners. Starve the losers.
Configs in one flat pile, no attribution
nowGrouped into strategies, each with its own P&L
Capital spread evenly by default
nowBudget rules per strategy, weighted by performance
You move money by hand, too late
nowOne click on the engine's proposal, before it matters
Run a portfolio of strategies, not a mess of bots.
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