Summary
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Mundaf discusses using four Cloud Code instances for trading instead of eight, assigning one instance per project for efficient ALGO development.
Mundaf sets up Cloud Code agents for various projects including copy trader, statistical arbitrage, trading bots, and Poly Market, directing each agent to explore the respective codebases.
Mundaf encounters errors with a mean reversion bot and troubleshoots the issue, consulting with Cloud Code for debugging and potential import problems.
Mundaf highlights the efficiency of using Cloud Code for parallel project development, emphasizing the ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously from the terminal.
Mundaf faces server connection issues and decides to run statistical arbitrage bots locally to better monitor and debug the problems.
Mundaf seeks AI assistance to add downloaded projects to GitHub desktop, following AI's step-by-step instructions to manage repositories.
Mundaf investigates the Extended Exchange, focusing on its API documentation, Python SDK, and potential trading opportunities.
Mundaf promotes his boot camp for automated trading, emphasizing the removal of emotions through algorithmic systems and the inclusion of AI tools.
Mundaf outlines the RBI system for trading: research strategies, backtest for profitability, and implement successful strategies into automated bots.
Mundaf sets up a new GitHub repository for Extended Exchange trading bots. Claude Code helps explore documentation and generate base code
Mundaf explores a new exchange, signs up for an account and finds out that it is built on stark neck architecture.
Mundaf enters his stark key and API keys, directing Claude Code to create a file to test placing an order on BTC 10% lower than current price and then cancel after 15 seconds.
Mundaf receives lots of 'Overloaded' responses from code and asks Claude to fix the problem
Viewers point out concern about the private keys and then there is a bug discovered where the keys were accidentally showing.
Having issues with retrieving data to run the bots and asks viewers that if this can be fixed, to please tap the like button and subscribe. The problems start after going to four active clauses instead of eight.
Mundaf and Claude worked together and finally built bots that can trade on this exchange.