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📈 Trading Assistant Implementation #48

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sirkitree opened this issue Oct 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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📈 Trading Assistant Implementation #48

sirkitree opened this issue Oct 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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sirkitree commented Oct 27, 2024

💼 Role of the Trading Assistant: The assistant's function ensures that trades can be executed without full automation, allowing human oversight while still proving the system's viability. This balance between assistance and automation enhances user trust and engagement.

Implement a trading assistant (Marc) that can execute trades based on user requests.

Requirements

  • Create an interface for users to submit trade requests
  • Implement trade execution logic with human oversight capabilities
  • Add validation checks for trade parameters
  • Include error handling and confirmation messages

Acceptance Criteria

  • Trading assistant can receive and process trade requests
  • Human oversight mechanism is in place
  • Trade execution confirmation is provided to users
  • Error handling for invalid trade requests
@sirkitree sirkitree changed the title Trading Assistant Implementation 📈 Trading Assistant Implementation Oct 27, 2024
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Where are those implemented?

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