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OFC Quant Workflow Toolkit

OFC Quant Workflow Toolkit

AI signals, risk controls, execution assistance, and trading records.Built by a 21-year-old college student, focused on research-first trading workflows.

Self-Trained AISMC / SMA / WyckoffNo Withdrawal PermissionRisk Controls

Exchange names belong to their respective owners. OFC is a third-party software tool, not an official exchange product. Trading involves risk, and OFC does not promise trading results.

OFC trading toolkit panel with chart, signal status, and risk controls
DESKTOP APP PREVIEWSignal and execution control panelCharts, signal status, leverage, capital caps, cooldowns, and records in one view.

WHAT IS OFC

What OFC handles in your trading workflow

OFC sits between research and execution: it displays model output, applies local risk settings, assists approved API workflows, and keeps operation records.

01

The problem it solves

Instead of switching between signals, risk notes, exchange screens, and spreadsheets, OFC combines the workflow into one cockpit.

02

What OFC does

Display signals, apply capital and position limits, assist exchange API execution when enabled, monitor status, and save records.

03

What OFC does not provide

No discretionary trading, no asset custody, no exchange password collection, no withdrawal permission, no investment advice, and no promised result.

04

What you receive

A software license, Docker image delivery, license setup, installation guidance, support scope, and the features included in the selected plan.

CORE MODULES

A workflow panel for signals, strategy templates, execution assistance, and risk

01

Signal Dashboard

Review market signals, risk status, and trading records without placing orders.

02

Execution Assistant

Assist user-configured API workflows with demo/live reminders, permission warnings, position limits, capital caps, cooldowns, leverage boundaries, and records.

03

Manual Strategy

Add SMA, SMC, and Wyckoff manual strategy templates on top of the execution-assistance workflow.

API SAFETY

Build safety before execution

OFC prioritizes permission boundaries, position limits, cooldown rules, and manual pause paths before any execution workflow is used.

No withdrawal permission

API keys should include only the permissions needed for reading and trading, not withdrawals or asset transfers.

Test small first

Verify records, execution settings, stop logic, and close-position flow with small exposure first.

Manual pause available

Keep a manual pause path for abnormal markets, data issues, or API problems.

No promised trading results

Software can improve discipline and review speed, but it cannot remove market risk or promise profit.

RISK DEFENSE

Defense for abnormal markets and API problems

Risk control is a workflow, not a slogan. Test capital caps, cooldowns, API failures, disconnections, and stop conditions before live use.

Capital buffer

Reserve part of the account as untouchable capital so no strategy can consume the full balance at once.

Connection protection

If API reads time out or market data becomes unreliable, stop new execution assistance and keep manual intervention available.

Cooldown after loss

After a stop-loss event, enforce a cooldown window before any new entry is allowed.

VERIFICATION

Verify before connecting your API

OFC is an early independent studio tool. Before connecting an exchange workflow, focus on asset safety, API boundaries, demo testing, and clear risk settings.

01

Local deployment

API credentials should stay in your local product environment. The website does not ask for your exchange secret or withdrawal permission.

02

Demo or testnet first

Confirm market data, records, cooldowns, position limits, and stop rules before considering live mode.

03

Emergency pause

Manual pause, capital caps, position limits, leverage boundaries, and records should be tested before production use.

04

Probability reference

Signals are probability references for market-structure review, not guaranteed calls.

LIVE SNAPSHOT

Current Signal

This panel displays the latest local signal snapshot. It does not place orders and does not promise trading results.

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Signal Only

Confidence--Suggested leverage--

Synced from the local trading toolkit.

decision trace
TradingViewBINANCE:BTCUSDT
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Signal display only. Always apply your own risk rules before any trade.

RESOURCES

Guides and exchange setup pages

Each guide keeps its own URL so users can open the exact workflow they need.

USD PRICING

Start free in Alpha, then choose a monthly software license

Prices are listed in USD. Paid plans are monthly software licenses and may change as feature scope and support levels change.

Signal

Signal Dashboard

Signal review, risk status, and trading records without order execution.

USD $10/mo
Execution

Execution Assistant

API execution assistance after users configure their own exchange API, with permission checks, caps, cooldowns, and records.

Alpha early-bird USD $22/mo
Manual

Manual Strategy

Execution Assistant workflow plus SMA, SMC, and Wyckoff manual strategy templates.

Alpha early-bird USD $32/mo

ALPHA ACCESS

Apply for Alpha or reserve early supporter pricing

Leave your email, operating system, exchange, and workflow notes.

Alpha free test

Free seats left -- seats

Early supporter order

DELIVERY

Delivery and installation flow

After payment or Alpha approval, the success page provides the fingerprint flow, Docker image download, and license download.

01

Download fingerprint tool

Download and run the fingerprint tool first.

02

Paste machine fingerprint

Copy the machine fingerprint and paste it on the license download page.

03

Download Docker image and license

Download the Docker image and signed license.json.

04

Run and import license

Install Docker Desktop, run the image, then import license.json in the local setup screen.

Open Installation FAQ

Start with a workflow safety check

Send your use case, data sources, and workflow needs. OFC will help decide whether the toolkit is a good fit.