Architecture Review
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Waveform's architecture is designed to efficiently process vast amounts of unstructured data, analyze it using advanced AI models, and execute trading strategies in real-time. It consists of interconnected components that collaborate seamlessly to enable autonomous trading and user-driven customization.
Core Components
Automation Layer:
Purpose: Facilitates interaction between Waveform and external platforms (Twitter, Telegram, Google, etc.).
Technology: Puppeteer, a Node.js library for controlling headless browsers.
Capabilities:
Automates tasks like scraping web content, parsing timelines, and engaging with social media platforms.
Ensures continuous data acquisition without user intervention.
Language Models:
Purpose: Processes and interprets natural language data for actionable insights.
Technology: GPT-4 and Claude.
Capabilities:
Sentiment analysis, trend detection, and market signal generation.
Context-aware responses and content creation.
Vector Embedding:
Purpose: Converts textual data into numerical vectors for semantic understanding.
Technology: Voyage.
Capabilities:
Transforms unstructured text into high-dimensional vectors.
Enables semantic similarity computations for clustering, classification, and retrieval.
Vector Database:
Purpose: Efficiently stores and retrieves vector embeddings for decision-making.
Technology: Pinecone.
Capabilities:
Rapid retrieval of contextually similar data.
Integral for analyzing market trends and identifying trading opportunities.
Trading Engine:
Purpose: Executes trades based on analyzed data.
Technology: Integration with BullX API.
Capabilities:
Algorithmic trading logic for buy/sell decisions.
Portfolio management and real-time trade execution.