Apifiny, a global cross-exchange digital asset trading network, has released Apifiny Algo V1.1, a crypto trading library in C++ for high frequency frading (HFT) and latency sensitive traders.
This solution fully supports futures trading, paper trading through Binance testnet, and has added Coinbase as an additional exchange, along with the launch of its Quant Library that allows investors to implement trading strategies with its ready-to-use components in the library.
With the release of QuantLib, Apifiny Algo V1.1 allows users to create trading strategies flexibly, while backtesting and live trading these strategies using a high-performance C++ trading engine. Traders can also create strategies using the intuitive JSON configuration, utilising Python and a smart executor, or by writing their own C++ code to implement core trading logics.
The QuantLib release offers common math and statistics variables, pricing models, sampling methods, alpha variables, and execution strategies. Users can build arbitrage, stat-arb and other trading strategies without the need to write a single line of code. The components can also be used to assemble more advanced strategies by combining additional algorithm components built by users or third parties.
Apifiny Algo V1.1 adds futures trading capability for its supported exchanges. Traders can trade across multiple asset classes or use signals from multiple asset classes to trade specific symbols. To help system integration and testing, Apifiny has added Binance testnet in this release, allowing users to make paper trading on this exchange.
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