The **bfx‑hf‑backtest** library lets developers run algorithmic‑trading strategies against historical Bitfinex market data. It provides functions for offline backtesting with user‑supplied candle/trade files and online backtesting that pulls data from a running bfx‑hf‑data‑server, handling candle‑level trade simulation and stream‑based execution. It’s intended for Node.js developers building or testing Bitfinex‑compatible trading bots.
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