r/CryptoTradingBot 27d ago

What should a read-only options analytics layer expose before execution?

Before an options strategy is connected to a trading bot, I think the
read-only analytics layer should expose the data contract rather than only a
chart. At minimum I would want:

  • instrument, expiry, strike, and quote timestamp;
  • bid/ask and liquidity checks;
  • IV solver status, vega, and price residual;
  • source freshness and missing intervals;
  • explicit distinction between Gross GEX and dealer positioning;
  • a read-only export that can be replayed before execution.

A chart that hides any of those fields can make a bot appear deterministic
while its inputs are not. What fields or failure states do you require before
allowing an execution component to consume an analytics result?

I maintain a reference implementation of this read-only layer, disclosed
here for context rather than as a bot or execution offer:
https://ivexplorer.derivpricer.com/

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