Exécution de contrats à terme perpétuels crypto dans un environnement d’impact de marché
Résumé
Ce module définit un environnement de simulation à date connue pour exécuter un ordre de vente important sur des contrats à terme perpétuels crypto. Ses observations combinent l’inventaire restant et le temps avec la volatilité du marché, l’indice de prime, le volume relatif, l’heure de la journée et le temps restant avant le financement. Une action ajuste le rythme autour d’un calendrier de référence, dans les limites de calendrier et de participation. L’environnement estime le déficit d’exécution au moyen d’un impact de marché combinant racine carrée et terme linéaire, et peut ajouter des pénalités pour le risque d’inventaire et l’écart au calendrier.
Chaque épisode échantillonne une fenêtre contiguë de données de marché, suit les coûts d’exécution et renvoie des récompenses rapportées au notionnel de l’ordre. La dernière étape tient compte de toute liquidation forcée et calcule l’impact à partir de la participation cumulée, évitant ainsi un avantage artificiel sur les coûts lié au fractionnement des transactions sur la même barre. Le cadre permet de comparer des politiques d’exécution selon les hypothèses énoncées, mais son réalisme dépend des données d’entrée et des paramètres d’impact, de liquidité et de pénalité choisis. Il modélise un calendrier de vente et ne permet pas, à lui seul, d’établir la performance d’exécution en réel.
Idées clés
- L’état comprend l’inventaire, le temps restant, la volatilité, le volume relatif, la prime et le calendrier de financement.
- L’action contrôle le rythme d’exécution dans les limites du calendrier et de la liquidité.
- Le déficit est modélisé par un impact de marché en racine carrée et linéaire, fondé sur la participation à la barre.
- Le risque d’inventaire et l’écart au calendrier peuvent ajouter des coûts à la récompense.
- Les hypothèses de liquidation forcée en fin d’épisode et de participation cumulée influent sur les coûts d’exécution simulés.
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Texte intégral
# crypto_execution_env.py
```py
"""Point-in-time crypto execution environment for Chapter 21."""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
import gymnasium as gym
import numpy as np
import polars as pl
from gymnasium import spaces
@dataclass
class CryptoMarketState:
"""Current crypto market microstructure state."""
timestamp: np.datetime64
price: float
volume: float
avg_volume: float
volatility: float
premium_index: float
hour: int
hours_to_funding: int
class CryptoExecutionEnv(gym.Env):
"""
Optimal execution environment for crypto perpetual futures.
Uses real market data to simulate execution of a large order,
modeling market impact based on actual volume patterns.
State: [inventory_ratio, time_ratio, volatility, premium_index,
volume_ratio, hour_of_day, hours_to_funding]
Action: Box([0, 1]) -> pace multiplier around a reference schedule
Reward: Negative cost-risk objective in basis points
"""
metadata = {"render_modes": ["human"]}
def __init__(
self,
market_data: pl.DataFrame,
symbol: str = "BTCUSDT",
total_shares: float = 100.0,
horizon: int = 24,
impact_coefficient: float = 0.001,
risk_aversion: float = 0.0,
schedule_penalty: float = 0.0,
pace_min_multiplier: float = 0.5,
pace_max_multiplier: float = 1.5,
max_participation_rate: float = 0.10,
seed: int | None = None,
):
super().__init__()
self.symbol = symbol
self.total_shares = total_shares
self.horizon = horizon
self.impact_coefficient = impact_coefficient
self.risk_aversion = risk_aversion
self.schedule_penalty = schedule_penalty
self.pace_min_multiplier = pace_min_multiplier
self.pace_max_multiplier = pace_max_multiplier
self.max_participation_rate = max_participation_rate
# Extract data for this symbol
symbol_data = market_data.filter(pl.col("symbol") == symbol).sort("timestamp")
self.timestamps = symbol_data["timestamp"].to_numpy()
self.prices = symbol_data["open"].to_numpy()
self.volumes = symbol_data["observed_volume"].to_numpy()
self.avg_volumes = symbol_data["avg_volume_24h"].to_numpy()
self.volatilities = symbol_data["volatility_24h"].to_numpy()
self.premium_indices = symbol_data["premium_index_close"].to_numpy()
self.hours = symbol_data["hour"].to_numpy()
self.hours_to_funding = symbol_data["hours_to_funding"].to_numpy()
self.n_samples = len(self.prices)
self.rng = np.random.default_rng(seed)
# State: 7 features
self.observation_space = spaces.Box(low=-np.inf, high=np.inf, shape=(7,), dtype=np.float32)
self.action_space = spaces.Box(low=0.0, high=1.0, shape=(1,), dtype=np.float32)
self.reset()
def market_state(self) -> CryptoMarketState:
"""The bar the next call to :meth:`step` will execute against."""
return self._get_market_state(self.start_idx + self.step_idx)
def _get_market_state(self, idx: int) -> CryptoMarketState:
"""Get market state at given index."""
return CryptoMarketState(
timestamp=self.timestamps[idx],
price=self.prices[idx],
volume=self.volumes[idx],
avg_volume=self.avg_volumes[idx],
volatility=self.volatilities[idx],
premium_index=self.premium_indices[idx],
hour=self.hours[idx],
hours_to_funding=self.hours_to_funding[idx],
)
def reset(self, seed: int | None = None, options: dict | None = None):
super().reset(seed=seed)
if seed is not None:
self.rng = np.random.default_rng(seed)
# Start at a random point with enough data for the full horizon. The
# upper bound is exclusive, so n_samples - horizon + 1 keeps the last
# two otherwise-valid windows in play.
if self.n_samples < self.horizon:
raise ValueError(
f"{self.symbol}: {self.n_samples} rows is fewer than the "
f"{self.horizon}-step execution horizon"
)
self.start_idx = self.rng.integers(0, self.n_samples - self.horizon + 1)
self.step_idx = 0
self.remaining_shares = self.total_shares
self.arrival_price = self.prices[self.start_idx]
self.total_cost = 0.0
self.execution_history = []
return self._get_obs(), {}
def _get_obs(self) -> np.ndarray:
"""Construct observation vector."""
market = self.market_state()
inventory_ratio = self.remaining_shares / self.total_shares
time_ratio = (self.horizon - self.step_idx) / self.horizon
# Volume ratio (current vs average)
volume_ratio = market.volume / (market.avg_volume + 1e-8)
# Normalize premium index (typically in range -0.01 to 0.01)
premium_normalized = market.premium_index * 100
# Volatility (typically 0.01-0.05)
vol_normalized = market.volatility * 100 if not np.isnan(market.volatility) else 2.0
return np.array(
[
inventory_ratio,
time_ratio,
vol_normalized,
premium_normalized,
min(volume_ratio, 5.0), # Cap outliers
market.hour / 24.0, # Normalize hour
market.hours_to_funding / 8.0, # Normalize to funding window
],
dtype=np.float32,
)
def _coerce_action_fraction(self, action: np.ndarray | float) -> float:
action_array = np.asarray(action, dtype=np.float32).reshape(-1)
raw_action = float(action_array[0]) if action_array.size else 0.0
return float(np.clip(raw_action, 0.0, 1.0))
def _remaining_steps(self) -> int:
return max(self.horizon - self.step_idx, 1)
def reference_trade_size(self) -> float:
if self.step_idx >= self.horizon - 1:
return float(self.remaining_shares)
return float(self.remaining_shares / self._remaining_steps())
def max_trade_size(self, market: CryptoMarketState) -> float:
"""Largest executable size, capped by both schedule and liquidity.
The liquidity cap binds on the final step as well as every other one, so
a residual the policy has not sold by then cannot be unwound in one
trade regardless of the volume available.
"""
schedule_cap = self.pace_max_multiplier * self.reference_trade_size()
liquidity_cap = self.max_participation_rate * market.volume
return float(min(self.remaining_shares, max(1e-8, min(schedule_cap, liquidity_cap))))
def action_to_target_shares(
self, action: np.ndarray | float, market: CryptoMarketState | None = None
) -> float:
current_market = self.market_state() if market is None else market
action_frac = self._coerce_action_fraction(action)
multiplier = self.pace_min_multiplier + action_frac * (
self.pace_max_multiplier - self.pace_min_multiplier
)
desired_shares = multiplier * self.reference_trade_size()
return float(
min(self.remaining_shares, self.max_trade_size(current_market), desired_shares)
)
def target_shares_to_action(self, target_shares: float) -> np.ndarray:
"""Inverse of :meth:`action_to_target_shares`, kept consistent with it."""
reference = max(self.reference_trade_size(), 1e-8)
multiplier = target_shares / reference
normalized = (multiplier - self.pace_min_multiplier) / (
self.pace_max_multiplier - self.pace_min_multiplier
)
return np.array([np.clip(normalized, 0.0, 1.0)], dtype=np.float32)
def _trade_metrics(
self,
market: CryptoMarketState,
shares_to_sell: float,
concurrent_shares: float = 0.0,
) -> tuple[float, float]:
"""Execution price and shortfall for one trade.
``concurrent_shares`` are shares executed against the same bar by a
second trade. Impact is charged on the *combined* participation, so
splitting an order across two trades at one timestamp costs exactly
what executing it in one trade costs. Without this, concave
square-root impact would make splitting artificially cheap.
"""
participation_rate = (shares_to_sell + concurrent_shares) / (market.volume + 1e-8)
# Square-root plus linear: the marginal cost of trading more in one bar
# rises with participation, and does so without limit only in the linear
# term.
market_impact = self.impact_coefficient * (
np.sqrt(max(participation_rate, 0.0)) + participation_rate
)
execution_price = market.price * (1 - market_impact)
shortfall = (self.arrival_price - execution_price) * shares_to_sell
return execution_price, shortfall
def _inventory_risk_penalty(self, market: CryptoMarketState, remaining_shares: float) -> float:
sigma_price = market.price * (market.volatility if not np.isnan(market.volatility) else 0.0)
inventory_ratio = remaining_shares / max(self.total_shares, 1e-8)
return float(self.risk_aversion * sigma_price**2 * inventory_ratio**2 * self.total_shares)
def _schedule_penalty(self, shares_to_sell: float, reference_shares: float) -> float:
if self.schedule_penalty <= 0:
return 0.0
deviation_ratio = (shares_to_sell - reference_shares) / max(reference_shares, 1e-8)
notional = self.arrival_price * self.total_shares
return float(self.schedule_penalty * notional * deviation_ratio**2)
def step(self, action: np.ndarray | float):
market = self.market_state()
# Capture both schedule quantities before inventory is reduced, so the
# history row describes the trade that was actually executed. Computing
# them after the fact could even report a cap below `shares_sold`.
reference_shares = self.reference_trade_size()
max_trade_shares = self.max_trade_size(market)
shares_to_sell = self.action_to_target_shares(action, market)
# Any residual left after the final step is liquidated against this same
# bar, so it is known before the trade is priced and both legs are
# charged on their combined participation.
residual_tolerance = 1e-9 * max(self.total_shares, 1.0)
forced_shares = (
max(self.remaining_shares - shares_to_sell, 0.0)
if self.step_idx >= self.horizon - 1
else 0.0
)
if forced_shares <= residual_tolerance:
forced_shares = 0.0
execution_price, shortfall = self._trade_metrics(market, shares_to_sell, forced_shares)
# Both legs are charged on the same combined participation, so they clear
# at one price: the bar has a single execution price regardless of how
# the order is split between the policy and the forced remainder.
if forced_shares > 0:
_, forced_shortfall = self._trade_metrics(market, forced_shares, shares_to_sell)
else:
forced_shortfall = 0.0
# Update state
self.remaining_shares -= shares_to_sell
if self.remaining_shares <= residual_tolerance:
self.remaining_shares = 0.0
self.total_cost += shortfall + forced_shortfall
# Inventory risk prices the exposure carried past this bar. A forced
# remainder is liquidated against this same bar, so it is never carried
# and is not charged; otherwise the terminal reward would depend on how
# the final order splits between the two legs, which changes neither the
# exposure nor the execution cost.
carried_shares = max(self.remaining_shares - forced_shares, 0.0)
risk_penalty = (
0.0 if carried_shares <= 0 else self._inventory_risk_penalty(market, carried_shares)
)
schedule_penalty = self._schedule_penalty(shares_to_sell, reference_shares)
if forced_shares > 0:
self.remaining_shares = 0.0
# One history row per bar, with the forced quantity as its own field, so
# `shares_sold` always means the whole bar and no reader has to collapse
# two rows for the final hour.
self.execution_history.append(
{
"step": self.step_idx,
"timestamp": str(market.timestamp),
"price": market.price,
"shares_sold": shares_to_sell + forced_shares,
"forced_shares": forced_shares,
"forced_liquidation": forced_shares > 0,
"execution_price": execution_price,
"shortfall": shortfall + forced_shortfall,
"remaining": self.remaining_shares,
"volume": market.volume,
"premium_index": market.premium_index,
"reference_shares": reference_shares,
"max_trade_shares": max_trade_shares,
"risk_penalty": risk_penalty,
"schedule_penalty": schedule_penalty,
"hour": market.hour,
"hours_to_funding": market.hours_to_funding,
}
)
self.step_idx += 1
reward = (
-(shortfall + forced_shortfall + risk_penalty + schedule_penalty)
/ (self.arrival_price * self.total_shares)
* 10_000
)
# Terminal condition
terminated = self.step_idx >= self.horizon or self.remaining_shares <= 0
truncated = False
# Return final observation
if terminated:
self.step_idx = min(self.step_idx, self.horizon - 1)
obs = self._get_obs()
info = {
"shares_sold": shares_to_sell + forced_shares,
"forced_shares": forced_shares,
"remaining_shares": self.remaining_shares,
"step_shortfall": shortfall + forced_shortfall,
"total_shortfall": self.total_cost,
"risk_penalty": risk_penalty,
"schedule_penalty": schedule_penalty,
"premium_index": market.premium_index,
"volume": market.volume,
}
return obs, reward, terminated, truncated, info
```Reproduit dans son intégralité avec attribution, conformément à la licence de la source. Licence: MIT
Ce résumé a été rédigé par l’agent de recherche de Stratmill à partir de la source originale ; il n’en est pas une copie.