ATS Architecture

This document provides a high-level overview of the architecture of the Autonomous Trading System (ATS).

System Diagram

graph TD
A[Autonomous Trading System (ATS)] --> B(Autonomous Trading Engine (ATE));
A --> C(Floor Engine);
A --> D(Third Party Contributor System);
B --> E{Strategy Portfolio};
E --> F[Market Making];
E --> G[Arbitrage];
E --> H[Statistical Arbitrage];
E --> I[Yield Farming];
C --> J{Price Monitoring};
J --> K[Execute Buy-Backs];
J --> L[Provide Liquidity];
D --> M{Strategy Submission Portal};
M --> N[Backtesting];
N --> O[Live Testing];
O --> B;

Key Architectural Principles

• Modularity: The ATS is designed as a modular system, with each component (ATE, Floor Engine, Third Party Contributor System) operating independently. This allows for easy maintenance, upgrades, and the addition of new components.
• Scalability: The system is designed to be highly scalable, with the ability to handle a large number of trading strategies, data sources, and execution venues.
• Security: Security is a top priority in the design of the ATS. The system incorporates multiple layers of safeguards to protect the protocol's treasury, including a robust risk management framework and secure key management.
• Extensibility: The Third Party Contributor System allows for the continuous extension of the ATE's strategy portfolio, ensuring that the system can adapt to changing market conditions.