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Smallfish

"He robs from the rich and gives to the poor."

The markets aren't free. They never were. Institutional players, market makers, and algorithmic hedge funds operate with information asymmetry, co-located servers, and order flow privileges that retail traders will never have. They see your stops. They hunt your liquidations. They front-run your orders. The game is rigged and the house always wins — unless you learn to read what the house is doing.

Smallfish is an open-source, signal-fusion scalping engine that reads the same microstructure footprints the big players leave behind — spoofing patterns, iceberg orders, order book sweeps, whale bursts, CVD flow, trade intensity, liquidity thinning, micro-volatility spikes, and absorption walls — and uses them to swim in the wake of the whales instead of being swallowed by them.

This isn't financial advice. This is a tool. A crowbar for the locked door.

  ><(((o>  smallfish  <o)))><

Philosophy

The name says it all. We are the small fish. We don't move markets. We don't have Bloomberg terminals or dark pool access. But we have pattern recognition, we have code, and we have each other. By open-sourcing this engine, we ensure that the tools of the powerful are available to everyone.

  • Transparency over secrecy. Every signal, every weight, every risk gate is visible and auditable.
  • Community over profit. This project is Apache 2.0 licensed. Fork it. Improve it. Share it.
  • Survival over greed. The risk management is designed to keep you alive, not to make you rich overnight. The kill switch exists because the market will always be there tomorrow.

Architecture

Exchange WebSocket (L2 book + trades)     ← ExchangeWS ABC (Bybit or Binance)
  → OrderBook / TradeTape (src/marketdata/)
    → Feature Extraction (src/marketdata/features.py)
      → 13 Signal Scorers (src/signals/)
        → Signal Fusion + Quality Gate (src/signals/fuse.py)
          → Risk Sizing + Pre-Trade Gates (src/exec/risk.py)
            → Smart Order Router (src/exec/router.py)  ← ExchangeREST ABC
              → OCO Brackets + Trailing Stop (src/exec/oco.py)

Multi-Exchange Gateway

Smallfish uses an exchange-agnostic gateway layer. Bybit, Binance, MEXC, and dYdX v4 perpetual futures are supported through abstract interfaces:

gateway/
├── base.py           # ExchangeREST + ExchangeWS ABCs, normalized types
├── factory.py        # create_rest() / create_ws() — dispatch by exchange name
├── symbol_map.py     # Symbol format conversion (BTCUSDT ↔ BTC_USDT / BTC-USD)
├── rest.py           # Bybit REST adapter
├── bybit_ws.py       # Bybit WebSocket adapter
├── binance_rest.py   # Binance REST adapter
├── binance_ws.py     # Binance WebSocket adapter
├── mexc_rest.py      # MEXC Futures REST adapter
├── mexc_ws.py        # MEXC Futures WebSocket adapter
├── dydx_rest.py      # dYdX v4 Indexer REST + SDK adapter
├── dydx_ws.py        # dYdX v4 Indexer WebSocket adapter
└── persistence.py    # CSV logging

Switch between exchanges with a single config line:

exchange: "bybit"   # or "binance", "mexc", "dydx"

Signals (13 total)

Smallfish fuses 13 independent microstructure signals across 4 weight groups. Each signal scorer returns (long_score, short_score) in [0, 1].

Core Signals (w) — 47% weight

Signal Weight File Description
OBI (Order Book Imbalance) 22% obi.py Bid/ask volume imbalance + rate of change + micro-pressure. Measures whether buyers or sellers are stacking the book harder.
PRT (Pull & Replace Trap) 10% prt.py Spoofing detection — when one side's cancel rate spikes while the mid-price doesn't move, someone is faking pressure. Fade the fake side.
UMOM (Micro-Momentum) 15% umom.py 1s vs 5s EMA crossover with volatility gate + trade flow confirmation. Captures short-term momentum shifts validated by actual trade direction.

Whale Lens Signals (v) — 16% weight

Signal Weight File Description
LTB (Large Trade Burst) 8% whale.py Detects institutional-size trade bursts (>5x median or >$50K) within a 2s window. Big money moving fast = directional intent.
SWEEP (Order Book Sweep) 5% whale.py Multi-level aggressive order clearing 3+ price levels. Someone is paying spread to get filled NOW — that's conviction.
ICE (Iceberg Refill) 3% whale.py Hidden order detection via repeated refills at the same price level (4+ refills in 5s). Icebergs = accumulation/distribution by large players.

Meta Signals (x) — 7% weight

Signal Weight File Description
VWAP (VWAP Deviation) 5% vwap.py Mean-reversion signal based on deviation from 500-trade rolling VWAP. Works best in low-volatility regimes where price tends to revert to fair value.
REGIME (Volatility Regime) 2% regime.py Classifies current market state (low/normal/high/extreme volatility). Low vol = mean-revert mode, high vol = momentum mode, extreme = stop trading.

Microstructure Signals (t) — 30% weight

Signal Weight File Description
CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) 7% cvd.py Net buy vs sell flow over a 5s window. Detects flow acceleration and price-flow divergence (price up but CVD down = exhaustion).
TPS (Trades Per Second) 5% tps.py Trade intensity ratio (1s vs 30s baseline). Sudden spikes in trade rate signal urgency. Combined with buy/sell ratio for direction.
LIQ (Liquidity Thinness) 6% liq.py Measures how thin the order book is within 10 ticks + directional asymmetry. Thin book on one side = vulnerability to a move. Combined with OBI for confirmation.
MVR (Micro-Volatility Ratio) 6% mvr.py Short-term (2s) vs long-term (30s) realized volatility ratio. MVR > 1 = breakout regime, MVR < 1 = mean-revert. Combined with momentum for direction.
ABSORB (Absorption Detection) 6% absorb.py Detects large volume absorbed at a price level without the price moving. Someone is defending that level — walls that actually hold signal institutional intent.

Signal Fusion

All 13 signals are weighted-summed into a single raw score per direction (long/short). The raw difference goes through a sigmoid with steepness alpha to produce a confidence score in [0, 1]. Entry requires:

  1. Confidence >= C_enter threshold
  2. At least min_signals signals agreeing (score > 0.05 in the same direction)
  3. All quality gates passing (spread, latency, funding window, drawdown, kill switch)

Weights adapt in real-time based on per-signal edge tracking when adaptive.enabled: true.

Trading Modes

Signal Fusion (default)

The core scalping engine. Fuses 13 microstructure signals into a single directional confidence score, enters via post-only limit orders, manages positions with OCO brackets and trailing stops.

Multigrid (optional)

A multi-level grid strategy that places layered buy/sell orders around a dynamic center price (VWAP or mid). The grid bias shifts based on the signal fusion confidence — bullish signals shift the grid upward, bearish signals shift it down. Grid profits are harvested automatically as price oscillates through levels.

Activate with --multigrid or set multigrid.enabled: true in config.

Terminal Dashboard

Live split-panel dashboard rendered directly in your terminal using Rich + py-candlestick-chart:

  • Candlestick chart — real 1-minute OHLCV candles with position entry/SL/TP markers
  • Equity curve — running equity line (green when up, red when down)
  • Signal strength — horizontal bars showing each of the 13 signal scores
  • System info — CPU usage, temperature, memory, uptime (Raspberry Pi friendly)
  • Live metrics — PnL, win rate, profit factor, avg win/loss, drawdown, daily R usage
  • Position tracker — open positions with uPnL, SL, TP levels
  • 7-day history — daily PnL breakdown with win/loss counts
  • Recent trades — last 10 completed trades with R-multiple and exit reason

Designed for headless Raspberry Pi deployments where you SSH in to check on things.

Activate with --dashboard or set dashboard.enabled: true in config.

Risk Management

  • Per-trade risk: 0.5-3.5% of equity (configurable per profile)
  • Drawdown tiers: Automatically reduces position size as drawdown increases (full → half → quarter → stop)
  • Daily loss limit: Configurable R-multiples → kill switch (10R conservative, 30R ultra)
  • Rolling win-rate gate: Blocks entries when rolling WR(20) < 20%, halves size when WR < 30%
  • Slippage monitoring: Kill switch after 3 slippage breaches
  • Spread gate: Won't trade if spread > 2 ticks
  • Latency gate: Won't trade if latency > 80ms
  • Funding avoidance: Stays flat 3 minutes around funding times
  • Cooldown: Configurable pause after a losing trade (20s-60s by profile)
  • Adaptive weights: Per-signal edge tracking adjusts weights in real-time

Risk Profiles

4 profiles fee-optimized from 30-day parameter sweeps on 5m candles (ADA+DOGE+XRP+SUI):

Profile Risk/Trade SL TP Trail R:R Partial TP Min Signals C_enter
conservative 0.5% 0.80x 2.00x 30% 2.5:1 No 5/13 0.58
balanced 1.5% 0.80x 2.00x 25% 2.5:1 No 4/13 0.55
aggressive 2.5% 1.00x 2.50x 20% 2.5:1 No 3/13 0.58
ultra 3.5% 1.00x 2.50x 20% 2.5:1 No 3/13 0.52

Key findings from parameter sweeps:

  • partial_tp=False always — partial TP cuts avg win in half, destroying the edge
  • breakeven_R=disabled always — early breakeven move chops winners via noise
  • sl_range_mult=0.80-1.00 — wider SL boosts WR from 50% to 70%, reduces whipsaw
  • tp_range_mult=2.00-2.50 — wider TP lets winners run further
  • trail_pct=0.20-0.25 — tighter trailing is the single biggest lever (3x return improvement)
  • trail_activation_R=0.3 — start trailing early to lock profit

Remote Control

Telegram Bot

Control and monitor your Smallfish instance from anywhere via Telegram.

Setup

  1. Open Telegram and search for @BotFather
  2. Send /newbot, choose a name (e.g. Smallfish Trading) and a username ending in bot
  3. BotFather replies with a token — copy it
  4. Open a chat with your new bot, tap Start, and send any message (e.g. hello)
  5. Open this URL in your browser (replace <TOKEN> with your token):
    https://api.telegram.org/bot<TOKEN>/getUpdates
    
  6. Find "chat":{"id":123456789} in the JSON — that number is your chat ID
  7. Add both to your .env:
    TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN="your_bot_token_here"
    TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID="your_chat_id_here"
  8. Run with the --telegram flag:
    BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --telegram
  9. Send /help to your bot to verify it works

Optional: Send /setcommands to @BotFather and paste the command list below to enable autocomplete in Telegram:

status - Account summary + positions
stats - Live stats: equity, PnL, WR, Sharpe
balance - Detailed balance & margin info
equity - Equity curve & drawdown
trades - Recent trade history
pnl - Daily P&L breakdown
signals - Current signal scores
symbols - Active symbols
kill - Emergency stop all trading
resume - Resume after kill switch
close - Close position(s)
cooldown - Pause trading N minutes
mode - Switch risk profile
sl - Move stop-loss
tp - Move take-profit
notify - Toggle trade notifications
alert - Fine-grained alert control
config - View current settings
grid - Multigrid status
cashout - Withdraw profits
wallet - Cold wallet info
backtest - Quick backtest report
help - List all commands

Commands

Monitoring

  • /status — Account summary + open positions
  • /stats — Live stats: equity, PnL, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, Sharpe
  • /balance — Detailed balance: equity, available margin, unrealized PnL
  • /equity — Equity curve and drawdown info
  • /trades — Recent trade history with PnL and R-multiples
  • /pnl [days] — Daily P&L breakdown (default 7 days)
  • /signals — Current signal scores for all 13 signals
  • /symbols — Active symbols with position info

Control

  • /kill — Emergency stop all trading
  • /resume — Resume after kill switch
  • /close [symbol] — Close specific position or all positions
  • /cooldown [minutes] — Pause trading for N minutes (default 5)
  • /mode <profile> — Switch risk profile (conservative/balanced/aggressive/ultra)

Position Management

  • /sl <symbol> <price> — Move stop-loss for open position
  • /tp <symbol> <price> — Move take-profit for open position

Notifications

  • /notify [on|off] — Toggle trade-by-trade fill notifications
  • /alert [dd|trade|all] [on|off] — Fine-grained alert control (kill switch alerts always on)

Finance

  • /cashout [amount] — Withdraw profits to cold wallet (preview + confirm flow)
  • /wallet — Cold wallet address and withdrawal history
  • /backtest [symbol] [days] — Run a quick backtest and report ROI

Config

  • /config — View current settings
  • /grid — Multigrid status

Cash Out Setup

To use /cashout, configure a cold wallet address in .env:

COLD_WALLET_ADDRESS="TRxYourTronUSDTAddress"
COLD_WALLET_CHAIN="TRC20"          # TRC20 (Tron) — cheapest USDT fees (~$1)
MIN_WITHDRAWAL="10"                 # minimum $ to withdraw

The cashout flow closes all open positions, submits a USDT withdrawal, and pauses trading for 5 minutes while equity syncs. Always test on testnet first.

Email Alerts

Receive email notifications for critical events:

  • Kill switch triggered
  • Drawdown exceeds threshold
  • Daily summary report

Getting Started

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+
  • API key for Bybit, Binance, MEXC, or dYdX v4 with trading permissions

Installation

# With Poetry (recommended)
poetry install

# Or with pip
pip install pyyaml websockets aiohttp numpy orjson python-dotenv plotext rich
pip install candlestick-chart psutil                      # dashboard: candle charts + system info
pip install python-telegram-bot aiosmtplib                # optional: remote control

Exchange Setup

Bybit

  1. Go to bybit.com → API Management → Create New Key
  2. Enable Contract Trading permissions (read + write)
  3. For testnet: use testnet.bybit.com and create a separate API key
  4. Add to your .env:
BYBIT_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
BYBIT_API_SECRET=your_api_secret_here
BYBIT_TESTNET=true    # remove or set to false for live trading

Binance

  1. Go to binance.com → API Management → Create API
  2. Select System Generated key type
  3. Enable Futures permissions (read + write) — do NOT enable withdrawal
  4. Restrict to your IP address (recommended for live trading)
  5. For testnet: go to testnet.binancefuture.com, log in with GitHub, and create API keys
  6. Add to your .env:
BINANCE_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
BINANCE_API_SECRET=your_api_secret_here
BINANCE_TESTNET=true  # remove or set to false for live trading

MEXC (Recommended for lowest fees)

  1. Go to mexc.com → Profile → API Management
  2. Create a new API key — enable Futures Trading permission
  3. MEXC has no futures testnet — start with conservative profile and small equity
  4. Add to your .env:
MEXC_API_KEY=your_access_key_here
MEXC_API_SECRET=your_secret_key_here

dYdX v4

  1. Create a dYdX v4 wallet at dydx.trade
  2. For testnet: use v4testnet.dydx.exchange
  3. Install the optional SDK: pip install dydx-v4-client (or poetry install -E dydx)
  4. Add to your .env:
DYDX_ADDRESS=your_dydx_address_here
DYDX_MNEMONIC="your wallet mnemonic phrase here"
DYDX_TESTNET=true     # remove for mainnet

Set the exchange in config/default.yaml:

exchange: "mexc"   # or "bybit", "binance", "dydx"

Raspberry Pi Deployment

# 1. Install Python 3.10+ and dependencies
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip python3-venv
python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt   # or: poetry install

# 2. Configure .env with your API keys (see above)

# 3. Run on testnet first (always!)
BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard --backfill

# 4. Run headless with Telegram monitoring
nohup python src/app.py --mode aggressive --telegram > smallfish.log 2>&1 &

# 5. Check on it
tail -f smallfish.log          # or SSH and check dashboard
# Or send /status to your Telegram bot

# 6. When confident, switch to live
# Edit .env: remove BYBIT_TESTNET=true (or BINANCE_TESTNET=true)
# Start with conservative profile first!
python src/app.py --mode conservative --telegram --dashboard

Configuration

# Review trading parameters
# Edit config/default.yaml

# Set up Telegram bot (optional)
# Add TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID to your .env

# Set up email alerts (optional)
# Add SMTP_HOST, SMTP_PORT, SMTP_USER, SMTP_PASS, ALERT_EMAIL_TO to your .env

Run

# --- Live Trading (Bybit) ---

# Testnet — always start here
BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard

# With backfilled 7D performance history
BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard --backfill

# Dashboard + multigrid + Telegram — the full stack
BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard --multigrid --telegram

# Auto-select top 5 symbols by volume+volatility
AUTO_SYMBOLS=5 BYBIT_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard

# --- Live Trading (Binance) ---

BINANCE_TESTNET=true python src/app.py --mode aggressive --dashboard

# --- Backtesting ---

# Single symbol
python src/backtest.py --symbol BTCUSDT --days 30 --mode aggressive --equity 50

# On Binance data
python src/backtest.py --symbol BTCUSDT --days 30 --mode aggressive --equity 50 --exchange binance

# Multiple symbols
python src/backtest.py --symbols BTCUSDT ETHUSDT SOLUSDT --days 14 --mode aggressive --equity 50

# Auto-scan top N symbols and backtest them
python src/backtest.py --auto 5 --days 7 --mode aggressive --equity 50

# With terminal charts (trade PnL + equity curve + signal weights)
python src/backtest.py --auto 5 --days 7 --mode aggressive --equity 50 --chart

# Sweep all 4 profiles and compare
python src/backtest.py --symbols BTCUSDT ETHUSDT --days 30 --sweep --equity 50

# --- Parameter Sweep ---

# Find optimal profile parameters
python src/param_sweep.py --symbol BTCUSDT --days 7 --equity 50

# Multi-symbol with parallel workers
python src/param_sweep.py --symbols BTCUSDT ETHUSDT --days 7 --equity 50 --workers 4

Tests

python -m pytest tests/ -v

Project Structure

src/
├── app.py                 # Main async event loop (multi-exchange)
├── backtest.py            # Backtesting engine with 4 profiles
├── param_sweep.py         # Parameter sweep for optimal profile tuning
├── core/
│   ├── types.py           # Data types (Order, Position, Trade, etc.)
│   ├── state.py           # Runtime state management
│   ├── profiles.py        # Risk profiles (conservative → ultra) + apply_profile()
│   ├── ringbuffer.py      # Fixed-size circular buffer
│   └── utils.py           # Math utilities (sigmoid, EMA, simulated time, etc.)
├── marketdata/
│   ├── book.py            # L2 order book with delta processing
│   ├── tape.py            # Trade tape with rolling analytics
│   ├── features.py        # Feature extraction pipeline
│   └── scanner.py         # Symbol scanner for top performers (exchange-agnostic)
├── signals/
│   ├── obi.py             # Order Book Imbalance signal
│   ├── prt.py             # Pull & Replace Trap signal
│   ├── umom.py            # Micro-Momentum signal
│   ├── whale.py           # Whale activity signals (LTB, SWEEP, ICE)
│   ├── vwap.py            # VWAP deviation signal
│   ├── regime.py          # Volatility regime signal
│   ├── cvd.py             # Cumulative Volume Delta signal
│   ├── tps.py             # Trades Per Second signal
│   ├── liq.py             # Liquidity Thinness signal
│   ├── mvr.py             # Micro-Volatility Ratio signal
│   ├── absorb.py          # Absorption Detection signal
│   └── fuse.py            # Signal fusion + adaptive weights
├── strategies/
│   └── multigrid.py       # Multi-level grid trading strategy
├── exec/
│   ├── router.py          # Smart order routing (PostOnly → reprice → IOC)
│   ├── oco.py             # OCO bracket + trailing stop management
│   └── risk.py            # Position sizing + pre-trade gates
├── gateway/
│   ├── base.py            # ExchangeREST + ExchangeWS ABCs + normalized types
│   ├── factory.py         # Exchange factory: create_rest() / create_ws()
│   ├── symbol_map.py      # Symbol format conversion (BTCUSDT ↔ BTC_USDT / BTC-USD)
│   ├── rest.py            # Bybit REST adapter
│   ├── bybit_ws.py        # Bybit WebSocket adapter
│   ├── binance_rest.py    # Binance REST adapter
│   ├── binance_ws.py      # Binance WebSocket adapter
│   ├── mexc_rest.py       # MEXC Futures REST adapter
│   ├── mexc_ws.py         # MEXC Futures WebSocket adapter
│   ├── dydx_rest.py       # dYdX v4 Indexer REST + SDK adapter
│   ├── dydx_ws.py         # dYdX v4 Indexer WebSocket adapter
│   └── persistence.py     # CSV logging (decisions, orders, trades)
├── monitor/
│   ├── metrics.py         # Performance analytics
│   ├── heartbeat.py       # Health monitoring + state snapshots
│   └── dashboard.py       # Terminal dashboard (Rich + candlestick-chart + plotext)
└── remote/
    ├── telegram_bot.py    # Telegram bot for remote control
    └── email_alert.py     # Email notifications for critical events

Golden Fish

The golden path — fee-optimized commands for maximum revenue. Use MEXC (0% maker / 0.01% taker) with 5-minute candles on cheap volatile assets. This is the configuration that turns smallfish into a golden fish.

Backtest (validate before going live)

# Sweep all profiles on the 4 golden assets — no fees (raw signal edge)
smallfish-backtest --symbols ADAUSDT DOGEUSDT XRPUSDT SUIUSDT --days 30 --sweep --interval 5 --equity 50

# Sweep with MEXC fees (the only fee tier that works)
smallfish-backtest --symbols ADAUSDT DOGEUSDT XRPUSDT SUIUSDT --days 30 --sweep --interval 5 --equity 50 --maker-fee 0.0 --taker-fee 0.0001

# Single aggressive backtest on MEXC data
smallfish-backtest --symbol ADAUSDT --days 30 --mode aggressive --interval 5 --equity 50 --exchange mexc

# Quick 7-day validation
smallfish-backtest --symbols ADAUSDT DOGEUSDT --days 7 --mode aggressive --interval 5 --equity 50 --maker-fee 0.0 --taker-fee 0.0001 --chart

Live Trading (MEXC)

# Conservative first — no testnet on MEXC, so start safe
smallfish --mode conservative --dashboard

# Aggressive with dashboard + Telegram monitoring
smallfish --mode aggressive --dashboard --telegram

# Ultra mode — maximum compounding (high risk)
smallfish --mode ultra --dashboard --telegram

# Full stack: multigrid + dashboard + Telegram
smallfish --mode aggressive --dashboard --multigrid --telegram

Fee Viability Reference

Exchange Maker Taker Verdict
MEXC 0.000% 0.010% All profiles profitable
Near-zero 0.005% 0.005% All profiles profitable
VIP1 0.010% 0.035% All profiles negative
Standard 0.020% 0.055% Devastating
dYdX 0.010% 0.050% All profiles negative

Golden Rules

  1. Only cheap volatile assets: ADA, DOGE, XRP, SUI — never BTC/ETH (fee ratio too high)
  2. Only 5m candles: 1m is too noisy for fees, 30m kills signal quality
  3. Only MEXC or near-zero fee exchanges: anything above 0.01%/side kills the edge
  4. Start conservative: validate fills and slippage before scaling up
  5. Respect the kill switch: the market will always be there tomorrow

Expected Performance (MEXC fees, 30d, 5m, $50 start)

Profile Return Win Rate Profit Factor Trades
conservative +97% 65% 1.59 1172
balanced +621% 66% 1.46 2101
aggressive +9361% 71% 1.74 5413
ultra +14243% 70% 1.58 6578

These are backtest results. Live performance will be lower due to slippage, partial fills, and latency. Expect 30-50% of backtest returns in live trading.

License

Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE.

Free as in freedom. Use it, fork it, improve it, share it.

Disclaimer

This is a trading bot. Cryptocurrency trading involves substantial risk of loss. Markets are volatile, leveraged, and unforgiving. Past performance — including backtests — is not indicative of future results. The authors and contributors accept no liability for financial losses incurred through the use of this software.

Start with testnet. Start with small amounts. Respect the kill switch.

"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent." — but the market can't stay irrational longer than code can stay patient.

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