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1.NoFxAiOS / nofx

Your AI trading terminal assistant for US stocks, commodities, forex, and crypto.

ai-trading
agentictrading
ai
trading
arbitrage
binance
+11 more

Go AGPL-3.013K total3.1K forks

+680 stars

from 12,522 · score 6.52

2.c9s / bbgo

The modern cryptocurrency trading bot framework written in Go.

trading
trading-bot
cryptocurrency
binance
bitcoin
crypto

Go AGPL-3.01.7K total384 forks

+26 stars

from 1,651 · score 3.30

3.SC4RECOIN / NeuroEvolution-BTC-Trader

Building a population of models that trade crypto and mutate iteratively

trading-bot
bitcoin
neuroevolution
reinforcement-learning
genetic-algorithm
genetic
+4 more

Go No license165 total39 forks

+1 stars

from 164 · score 0.69

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