P5 · StratHub
A code-sharing community, never a signal marketplace.
the retail algo framework in India restricts signal following and validates public performance claims. this rules out a leaderboard of user returns — and it is the right constraint. so strathub is a place to share and read logic: publish a strategy with its code visible, fork it into your workspace, discuss it, review it. nobody follows anybody's trades. every user takes responsibility for what runs in their account, because they can read what it does.
in the terminal
repo-style card · fork + run in your account · no performance leaderboardopening-range breakout · nifty · 15m
buy on 15-minute range break with above-average volume, trail 1%, EOD exit.
class OpeningRangeBreakout(Strategy):
instrument = "NIFTY-FUT"
timeframe = "15m"
def on_bar(self, bar):
if self.position.is_flat and bar.close > self.or_high:
if bar.volume > self.avg_vol.value:
self.buy(1, stop=trail(pct=0.01))code shared for study. not a recommendation. backtest results do not indicate future returns.
what ships
- publish a strategymvp
- logic visible, always. no hidden branches, no black-box modes. the white-box positioning, applied to community.
- fork into your workspacemvp
- one click. modify, run your own backtest, deploy under your own risk limits. the original is untouched; your fork is a new version tree.
- discussion and code reviewmvp
- line-annotated review on a published strategy. the closest thing retail trading has to a peer-review loop.
- ranked by community signalmvp
- forks, stars, code quality, discussion quality. never by claimed returns. never by a leaderboard of P&L.
- reproducible-artifact resultsv1
- backtest results shown as artifacts anyone can rerun against the same config and snapshot. verifiability, not a claim.
- pull-request contributionsv1
- propose a change back to the original author, get it merged, get credited. the author decides.
- signal-following or copy-tradingv2
- not built without written counsel sign-off — and, if the shape requires it, RA registration under a separate legal entity. see the risk register.
non-negotiables
every publish carries the standard disclosure
code shared for study, not a recommendation. backtest results do not indicate future returns. plain, unmissable, on every listing.
no performance leaderboard
returns are not a ranking axis. the ranking axes are engineering ones — how many people use the code, how good the code is, how alive the discussion is.
the other four surfaces
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