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From Research Papers to Production: ML Features Powering a Crypto Scalping Engine

· 33 min read
Vadim Nicolai
Vadim Nicolai
Senior Software Engineer

Every feature in a production trading system has an origin story — a paper, a theorem, a decades-old insight from probability theory or market microstructure. This post catalogs 14 ML features implemented in a Rust crypto scalping engine, traces each back to its foundational research, shows the actual formulas, and includes real production code. The engine processes limit order book (LOB) snapshots, trade ticks, and funding rate data in real time to generate scalping signals for crypto perpetual futures.

Two Paradigms of Multi-Agent AI: Rust Parallel Agents vs Claude Code Agent Teams

· 28 min read
Vadim Nicolai
Vadim Nicolai
Senior Software Engineer
TL;DR

Three multi-agent coordination positions, one codebase. A static Rust/Tokio fan-out assigns 20 agents at compile time with zero coordination overhead. A team.rs library implements the full Claude Code agent-teams model in pure Rust — TaskQueue, Mailbox, PlanGate, ShutdownToken — and the study pipeline now uses it to run a 2-step search→write flow with inter-worker messaging. Claude Code agent teams invert every assumption of static fan-out: dynamic task claiming, file-locked concurrency, full bidirectional messaging. The decision rule is one question: do your agents need to talk to each other? If no, tokio::spawn + Arc<T>. If yes: build team.rs, or use TeamCreate.

Multi-agent AI engineering has become a core discipline in production software development. The interesting question is no longer whether to build multi-agent systems. It is how — and specifically, which architectural pattern to reach for given the nature of the work. The clearest demonstration is that multiple fundamentally different paradigms live inside the same codebase.