AutoGrid — MIT Core and Private Cloud
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AutoGrid — MIT Core and Private Cloud

A platform under validation consisting of an MIT Grid/DCA and backtesting core plus a private cloud with a Next.js dashboard and Telegram.

Connector exchanges

3

Binance, MEXC, and Bybit

Native strategies

2

Grid and DCA

Core license

MIT

Challenge

Clearly separate the open core from the private cloud without promising a public runtime or financial results.

Solution

The core provides API/CLI, Grid and DCA strategies, CCXT for Binance, MEXC, and Bybit, and backtesting; the cloud adds dashboard and Telegram surfaces.

Available evidence

  • MIT-licensed core
  • CCXT connectors for three exchanges
  • Backtesting with Sharpe and drawdown
  • Private cloud under validation
Source
autogrid-core@859e6b4 + AutoGrid cloud@98d08c5 — MIT core and private cloud
Period
Development and sprints from January through February 2026; runtime reviewed on 2026-07-15.
Method
Separate core/cloud repository and Git-history review plus anonymous HTTP probes.
Context
The core is MIT; the cloud is private and all rights are reserved.
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Limitations

  • The documented domain did not serve AutoGrid during verification.
  • Backtesting proves technical capability, not financial returns.

Architecture & Stack

The stack reflects the recorded implementation and this project's context; it is not a generic guarantee of resilience, performance, or scale.

Python
FastAPI
CCXT
Fernet
Next.js 14
PostgreSQL
TimescaleDB
Redis
Celery

Recorded stack visualization

Core Features

Grid and DCA

Backtesting

API and CLI

Private dashboard

Telegram integration

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