xbx-factors-modify

To define crypto trading signals, place a new factor file under position-mgmt_v2.1.0/factors and implement the standardized signal interface using factor_template.py. This ensures your quantitative factors are compatible with the COIN workspace and ready for production.

COIN quantitative factors must be placed under the position-mgmt_v2.1.0/factors directory. Following this placement guidance ensures the factor files are recognized by the COIN workspace, reducing future maintenance overhead and preventing mis-implementation.

Multi-parameter signal implementation uses the optional signal_multi_params interface alongside the standard signal function. This allows crypto factors to process multiple parameters simultaneously while maintaining standardized interfaces and safe computation within the trading framework.

To avoid look-ahead bias and data leakage when designing crypto factors, follow the established data column conventions and best practices. The skill enforces standardized interfaces and provides guidance on data alignment to ensure safe, production-ready factor computation.

Yes, you can integrate external data sources into COIN factor signals through the optional external data integration capability. This allows you to supplement standard crypto trading data while maintaining the required signal and signal_multi_params interface standards.

A valid COIN factor file requires frontmatter metadata containing at least the name and description fields. This metadata is enforced by the skill to ensure proper identification and documentation of quantitative factors within the position-mgmt_v2.1.0 workspace.