Liquid Edge · Quants

Trading bots for quants

Put your first strategy on autopilot with Liquid Edge's advanced template library, built to get you running without writing a line of code. Access institutional grade automation without ever risking your funds.

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Trading bots for quants

Exchange automation

Strategies run reliably across your exchange accounts.

You keep strategy code in research notebooks or local scripts and only run it manually when you can. Exchanges differ in authentication, order primitives and permission models so deployments need per venue wiring and constant babysitting. Long running processes die, hit rate limits or drift from backtest assumptions and you must troubleshoot blind without consistent logs. Granting API keys without clear permission controls or recovery patterns makes live deployment risky and fragile.

Liquid Edge runs strategies as continuously operating, non-custodial bots on the exchange account you already hold.

  • Exchange connection and authLiquid Edge connects to each exchange using the API keys you provide and maps your strategy actions to that venue's authenticated order primitives so orders are placed and managed through your account.
  • Operational resilience and observabilityA deployed bot is kept alive with watchdog patterns, order state reconciliation and structured logging so execution state, order errors and failure recoveries are visible from backtest handover to live run.
  • We never get withdrawal rights. Anywhere.On a perp DEX your funds sit in an isolated onchain vault only you can withdraw from. On a centralized exchange the exchange custodies them and we connect with API permissions limited to trading. Neither route lets Liquid Edge move your capital.

Want to get started? Walk through setup, covering everything from connecting an exchange to launching your first bot. Or read Dynamic Position Sizing Crypto for Better Risk for more on this.

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