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QuantDinger's Jev trade filter: fail-open, never backtested

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How does QuantDinger use Jev? As a gate in front of entry orders. A strategy decides to buy or sell, then Jev answers six questions and the code decides whether the order goes out. It's a safer design than the bots in part 1 that let Jev decide everything: exits never go through the AI, and the dec…

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  1. 2026-10-02 01:39 · DEV Community — AI
    QuantDinger's Jev trade filter: fail-open, never backtested

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