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