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Quant Platform: multi-market research and backtesting workspace

A running system that brings market monitoring, strategy experiments, and backtest evidence into one workspace. The public demo pairs a Rust API with a React trading terminal across selected China, Hong Kong, and U.S. market data.

Read-only demo account: viewer / viewer123

From disconnected tools to a traceable quant research loop

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One workspace for the research loop

Market monitoring, strategy registration, parameter sweeps, backtest reports, and account views no longer live across disconnected scripts and reports.

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Backtests run on real daily bars

The public demo includes real historical daily bars for selected China, Hong Kong, and U.S. instruments, with source labels and reproducible parameters.

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A privately deployable core

The Rust API, static frontend, and local market data run as one service and can expand around broker, licensing, and audit requirements.

A self-built core, wired to local providers and open-source research tools

Rust event-driven coreMarket access, backtest engine, and unified API
React trading terminalResearch workspace and visualization entry
AKShare / TushareChina, Hong Kong, and U.S. local data providers
OpenBB / QlibResearch analysis, factors, and strategy experiments
RAGFlowReport knowledge base and natural language retrieval

Five steps from market signal to execution boundary

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Market monitoring

Maps, heatmaps, alerts, and market lenses organize scattered signals into a research entry point.

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Strategy registry

Strategy definitions, versions, and permissions share one managed registry.

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Parameter sweeps

Controlled search spaces compare return, drawdown, and stability across runs.

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Backtest review

Equity, drawdown, fills, and data sources preserve reproducible inputs.

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Execution path

Paper trading, risk controls, and broker connectors enter through explicit boundaries.

The public build is for research and demonstration, not investment advice

The public build demonstrates real historical-bar backtests and selected live quotes, with explicit synthetic fallback when providers are unavailable. Real capital, broker execution, production account systems, and data licensing are outside the public demo boundary.