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Swiss33
🏠 Swiss33
  • ⚡Quickstart
  • ℹ️General
  • ⚙️Models
    • Interactive Brokers
  • 🤖Trading bots
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General

Learn more about how Swiss33 is designed

Swiss33 is a freemium algorithmic trading platform that allows users to create their own machine learning models and to deploy them as trading bots on their brokers / exchanges.

Models

Each model has a name, an algorithm, a data source, a granularity, a period, an asset, a list of features (OHLCV / Technical Indicators), a return discrimination, a training set and parameters of the algorithm.

This algorithm stands for "Support Vector Machine". The parameters available are :

  • Kernel

  • C

  • Gamma

This algorithm stands for "eXtreme Gradient Boosting". The parameters available are :

  • Learning rate

Each model has to be trained before being deployed as a trading bot.

Trading bots

Each trading bot has a name, an associated (trained) model, a broker / exchange, a frequency and quantity (of each trade)

  • Robinhood

  • Interactive Brokers

  • Charles Schwab

  • Alpaca Markets

  • TD Ameritrade

  • IG Markets

  • Oanda

  • Degiro

  • TradeRepublic

  • Samco

  • Tradier

  • Trading Technologies

  • Zerodha

  • Binance.com

  • Binance.us

  • Coinbase

  • Kraken

  • KuCoin

  • BitStamp

  • Gate.io

  • OKX

  • BitFinex

  • ByBit

  • Bithumb

  • Gemini

  • Bitget

Abstraction

There is such an abstraction level that you can use a model with a lot of different trading bots ( brokers / exchanges). For instance, you can train a model for BTC/USDT for Binance.com and deploy with a trading bot connected to Binance.com, Kraken, Coinbase etc.

The only condition is that the asset of the model must exist within the trading bot's broker / exchange.

For instance, if you train a model for EUR/USD for Interactive Brokers, you can't deploy it on Coinbase, as Coinbase only supports cryptos.

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