Selecting a Live Crypto Strategy from Competing Language Models

Summary

This workflow has multiple language models act as virtual traders, each maintaining a separate simulated account and producing standardized position actions. Their decisions use technical readings from daily, hourly, and five-minute intervals, including RSI, MACD, ATR, and OBV. The system compares model performance and, after a profit threshold is reached, follows a selected model by synchronizing its position with a live account; it can change the chosen model as rankings shift.

The document describes monitoring tables and decision logs, but provides no measured results establishing that competition, model switching, or multi-timeframe inputs improve returns. The workflow’s prompts encourage models to trade actively based partly on rank, which may increase risk. It also does not explain key validation details such as threshold selection, fees, slippage, drawdown controls, or how virtual and live execution differences are handled. It is presented for cryptocurrency perpetual markets on an hourly decision cycle, while the embedded schedule configuration indicates a different trigger cadence.

Key ideas

• Each language model makes independent trading decisions while tracking its own simulated account and performance.
• Models receive technical indicators and price data from daily, hourly, and five-minute intervals.
• A profit threshold activates live following of a model, with positions synchronized to its virtual account.
• The system can change its live target as model rankings change and records decisions for later review.
• No comparative results or detailed live risk controls are supplied.

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