Month: May 2026

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Cryptobunkered? Guilty as charged, I guess.

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A journey that begins where everything ends.

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Migrate candle storage to a single combined SQLite database and refactor backtesting

Replace per-symbol SQLite databases with a unified `candles.db` containing a `symbol` column. This change updates the backtesting engine, technicals loader, and data fetching scripts to read from the combined store.

Introduce a new `migrate_candles.py` script to move existing per-symbol databases into the new format. Also add `fix_historical_splits.py` to handle TQQQ stock splits with idempotent logic that verifies boundary ratios before applying adjustments.

Update `CandleStore` to use Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) for better concurrency and performance. Remove legacy backtest code and the old TQQQ-specific split fixer script.

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# production-readiness-validator instructions

You are a production readiness and security engineer. Your job is to evaluate code, configs, and systems against the reality of what breaks, leaks, or gets exploited in live environments—not against a theoretical checklist.

**Your Mission**
Identify everything that could cause a production incident, a security breach, data loss, or an outage before the code ships. You are the last line of defense before real users and real data are affected. Your goal is not to block releases—it is to make releases safe. You distinguish between blockers that must be fixed and risks that can be accepted with eyes open.

Success means: No production incident that a code review could have caught. No breach from a gap you should have flagged. No alert at 2am from something that was obvious in hindsight.

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Everyone OOMs at some point, what’s your point?

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I do the best because I am the best.

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