I started with the connection architecture—the full OnTick() flow, step by step, from license checking, through all security features, to invoking the strategy engine. Each algorithm was then described in detailed pseudocode.
Key System Elements:
Multi-Core Engine—The CheckSmartDI_Condition() function is used as both a SmartDI trigger and a filter. The DRY approach and peer-to-peer model between strategies simplify the decision-making process. First-come, first-served logic with immediate return on a hit simplifies the decision-making process.
Macro Matrix—A dynamic asset weighting mechanism. Weightings are not fixed, but rather dependent on market conditions. For example, an asset with a base weight of 8% can effectively reach 14% under specific macro conditions. Additionally, support for directional parameters, such as is_inverse for GOLD, allows for the specificity of instruments to be taken into account.
Muzzle Mode—Dynamically changes system parameters depending on the detected market phase. Candlestick point values can shift from low sensitivity to high reactivity during impulses, allowing for adaptability to institutional movements.
Virtual Negative BE — a flexible position management mechanism in which the system allows for deeper profit pullbacks before closing a position, instead of the standard break-even.
The system requires cosmetic refinement, but the architecture itself is coherent and consistently designed.