From strategy design to live trading validation, this quantitative framework has taken many detours. In the early stages, a large amount of time was spent organizing various trading signals and parameter combinations, and backtesting them against historical data one by one—just the testing cycle alone ran over a thousand times, during which there were both loss scenarios and profit breakthroughs. The entire iteration process was continuously refined with the help of coding tools, applying various parameter tuning and optimization techniques, ultimately anchoring a relatively stable daily profit model. Although the actual returns of quantitative trading are influenced by multiple factors, this framework demonstrated a performance level of about 30% daily profit on backtest data. The market is always changing, and strategy optimization is always on the way.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 01-11 18:59
Daily profit of 30% sounds great, but actually cutting it in half in real trading is already pretty good.
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MetaLord420
· 01-10 09:03
Daily profit of 30%? The backtest data looks very good, but let's see if it can be achieved in live trading.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-09 09:23
Earn 30% daily? Sounds good, but backtest data has always been misleading, haha.
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0xLuckbox
· 01-08 23:59
Backtesting 30% daily profit? Sounds great, but once launched, there will be a big discount.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 01-08 23:57
Thousands of backtests with an average daily return of 30%? That number sounds a bit suspicious. Let's see if it can actually run when it goes live.
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AirdropLicker
· 01-08 23:54
Backtesting a 30% daily average return sounds pretty impressive, but what happens when it actually goes live? Slippage, capital capacity, black swan events—everything has to be recalculated from scratch.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-08 23:48
Backtesting 30%? Sounds great, but what happens when it hits the market...
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 01-08 23:43
Backtesting a 30% daily profit feels a bit risky. If you can reproduce half of that in real trading, brother, that's considered a win.
From strategy design to live trading validation, this quantitative framework has taken many detours. In the early stages, a large amount of time was spent organizing various trading signals and parameter combinations, and backtesting them against historical data one by one—just the testing cycle alone ran over a thousand times, during which there were both loss scenarios and profit breakthroughs. The entire iteration process was continuously refined with the help of coding tools, applying various parameter tuning and optimization techniques, ultimately anchoring a relatively stable daily profit model. Although the actual returns of quantitative trading are influenced by multiple factors, this framework demonstrated a performance level of about 30% daily profit on backtest data. The market is always changing, and strategy optimization is always on the way.