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Freqtrade Test Repository

@GlennCoCo97

About Freqtrade Test Repository

Test repository for MCP server functionality

Basic information

Category

Developer Tools

Runtime

python

Transports

stdio

Publisher

GlennCoCo97

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Overview

What is Freqtrade Test Repository?

This repository provides a simple RSI-based trading strategy for the Freqtrade cryptocurrency trading bot. It is intended for educational purposes and to demonstrate GitHub MCP server functionality.

How to use Freqtrade Test Repository?

Clone the repository, install Freqtrade (via Docker or manual setup), then run commands such as freqtrade backtesting, freqtrade hyperopt, or freqtrade trade with the provided SimpleRSIStrategy and a configuration file.

Key features of Freqtrade Test Repository

  • Includes a SimpleRSIStrategy for buy/sell signals.
  • Buy when RSI drops below 30 (oversold).
  • Sell when RSI rises above 70 (overbought).
  • Supports backtesting, hyperopt, and live trading modes.
  • Compatible with Docker or manual Freqtrade installation.

Use cases of Freqtrade Test Repository

  • Backtest a basic RSI strategy over a specific time range.
  • Optimize RSI threshold parameters using hyperopt.
  • Run a live trading bot with a simple, rule-based strategy.
  • Learn how to structure a Freqtrade strategy repository.

FAQ from Freqtrade Test Repository

What is the purpose of this repository?

It is a test repository created to demonstrate GitHub MCP server functionality. The included strategy is for educational purposes only.

Is this strategy suitable for real trading?

No. The strategy is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

What dependencies are required to run the strategy?

Freqtrade must be installed, either via Docker (docker-compose) or manually by cloning the Freqtrade repository and running its setup script.

How do I backtest the strategy?

Use the command freqtrade backtesting --config user_data/config.json --strategy SimpleRSIStrategy --timerange <timerange>.

Can I use this strategy for live trading?

Yes, you can run freqtrade trade --config user_data/config.json --strategy SimpleRSIStrategy, but the repository disclaims any financial responsibility.

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