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This repo is no longer actively maintained since the end of 2018. If you wish to use this project or get support for it, there are many forks that may be more active. If any of those is still active, please get in touch with them, as we can no longer provide support for it.
Catalyst is an algorithmic trading library for crypto-assets written in Python.
It allows trading strategies to be easily expressed and backtested against
historical data (with daily and minute resolution), providing analytics and
insights regarding a particular strategy's performance. Catalyst also supports
live-trading of crypto-assets starting with four exchanges (Binance, Bitfinex, Bittrex,
and Poloniex) with more being added over time. Catalyst empowers users to share
and curate data and build profitable, data-driven investment strategies. Please
visit catalystcrypto.io to learn more about Catalyst.
Catalyst builds on top of the well-established
Zipline project. We did our best to
minimize structural changes to the general API to maximize compatibility with
existing trading algorithms, developer knowledge, and tutorials. Join us on the
Catalyst Forum for questions around Catalyst,
algorithmic trading and technical support. We also have a
Discord group with the #catalyst_dev and
#catalyst_setup dedicated channels.
Overview
Ease of use: Catalyst tries to get out of your way so that you can
focus on algorithm development. See
examples of trading strategies
provided.
Secure: You and only you have access to each exchange API keys for your accounts.
Input of historical pricing data of all crypto-assets by exchange,
with daily and minute resolution. See
Catalyst Market Coverage Overview.
Backtesting and live-trading functionality, with a seamless transition
between the two modes.
Output of performance statistics are based on Pandas DataFrames to
integrate nicely into the existing PyData eco-system.
Statistic and machine learning libraries like matplotlib, scipy,
statsmodels, and sklearn support development, analysis, and
visualization of state-of-the-art trading systems.
Addition of Bitcoin price (btc_usdt) as a benchmark for comparing
performance across trading algorithms.