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Quanta G-Type: Geometric Market Making for Long-Horizon Regimes

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Quanta G-Type is a quantitative geometric market-making strategy designed for operators who want long-horizon execution discipline across wide market ranges.

G-Type is built around geometric grid logic, regime-aware trade mode switching and inventory balancing between base and quote assets. It is designed to run continuously through sideways markets, expansions and deep drawdowns with explicit operating controls.

Who G-Type Was Designed For

G-Type was designed for traders and firms that:

  • operate with a long-term horizon,
  • want a structured set-and-go market-making process,
  • can allocate sufficient capital for wide-range inventory management,
  • prefer governed execution over discretionary timing decisions.

Strategic Outcomes

G-Type is designed to target four operating outcomes:

  • systematic accumulation and decumulation across large price ranges,
  • disciplined inventory balancing between base and quote assets,
  • controlled order depth and cadence under volatile conditions,
  • transparent runtime verification through performance and risk telemetry.

These are operating objectives, not guaranteed financial outcomes. Results vary with market regime, exchange quality, fee structure and configuration discipline.

Core Features

  • Geometric Grid Framework
    Builds buy and sell ladders between upper and lower bounds using interval-based spacing.

  • Auto Setup Engine
    Can initialise required starting values, entitlement checks and initial deployment workflow.

  • Dynamic Trade Mode Logic
    Supports auto, accumulate, decumulate and rebalance behaviour based on order-value asymmetry.

  • HODL Mode Option
    Supports accumulation-focused behaviour with additional conditional constraints.

  • Operational Depth Controls
    Uses order depth, hysteresis and min-notional guards to control orderbook behaviour.

  • Deterministic Order Lifecycle
    Includes duplicate-rate cleanup, order reset conditions and controlled cancellation flow.

  • Persistent State and Telemetry
    Maintains state, history, chart overlays and sidebar metrics for continuity and diagnostics.

Operating Model (Code-Informed)

Operator Lens

  • Geometry Before Action: Define bounded range and interval structure as the primary execution framework.
  • Mode-Governed Allocation: Use accumulate, decumulate or rebalance mode to control inventory intent, not impulse.
  • Operational Continuity: Persist state, mode metrics and reset conditions so long-horizon behaviour remains auditable.

Range and Mode Layer

01 Intake

price, balances, open-order state

02 Bound Context

upper/lower range governance

03 Grid Construction

interval ladders and expected depth

04 Mode Engine

auto, accumulate, decumulate, rebalance

Execution Governance Layer

05 Eligibility Gates

watch, kill switch, entitlement, partial-order checks

06 Execution Router

reset, cancel, rebuild, post

07 Lifecycle Controls

depth control and mismatch recovery

08 Telemetry and Persistence

TVIC, uPNL, mode diagnostics

execution handoff

Why This Model Matters

G-Type is designed for operators who want a long-horizon market-making framework that can be configured once, governed through controls and assessed through metrics rather than constant discretionary intervention.

Included Components

  • G-Type Algorithm for Gunbot
    Live geometric strategy engine with mode switching and inventory management logic.

  • State, History and Telemetry Layer
    Persistent runtime data and diagnostics for ongoing operational oversight.

Documentation Map

Use this sequence to evaluate fit and deploy safely:

Platform Compatibility

  • Quanta G-Type is licensed for deployment on Gunbot.
  • Designed for long-horizon operation with dedicated base-asset capital allocation.

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Last updated 11 February 2026
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