Getting Started with Quanta G-Type

This guide explains how to launch G-Type safely for long-horizon geometric market making.

The objective is to establish a valid bounds-and-capital setup, pass entitlement checks and start with a coherent grid state.

Deployment Objective

Before activation, define:

• the pair and long-horizon thesis,
• upper and lower bound policy,
• interval/depth profile,
• capital allocation and risk tolerance.

Prerequisites

Prepare a production-ready setup:

• Gunbot host stability
  Use a reliable host and supported Gunbot version.

• Exchange API permissions
  Enable read and trade permissions only. Do not enable withdrawals.

• Dedicated base asset allocation
  G-Type is designed to use dedicated base capital for the configured pair.

• Range definition workflow
  Set defensible UPPER_BOUND and LOWER_BOUND values before launch.

Initial Setup Sequence

1. Add/select target pair in Gunbot.
2. Set strategy to Quanta G-Type.
3. Configure core setup values:
   • UPPER_BOUND
   • LOWER_BOUND
   • INTERVALS
   • ORDER_DEPTH
   • MIN_VOLUME_TO_SELL
4. Enable AUTO_SETUP for initial entitlement workflow where desired.
5. Ensure WATCH_MODE is disabled for live execution.
6. Start with conservative depth and validate first cycle.

First-Run Entitlement Checks

G-Type checks key conditions before initial order flow, including:

• valid bounds relative to current price,
• sufficient base capital for required order structure,
• minimum notional compliance,
• watch mode and pair allocation constraints.

If checks fail, resolve the reported condition before proceeding.

Recommended Rollout Path

1. Validate bounds and interval logic in simulation where supported.
2. Start with one pair and dedicated capital.
3. Confirm trade mode, depth and telemetry behaviour.
4. Scale range/depth only after stable operation.

Related Documentation

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