Engineers Outsource Fear to Trading Bots // AIDRAN

What the r/algotrading post describes is not ambition toward alpha generation — it is a deliberate attempt to remove a human variable from a process the poster believes will perform better without them ^[1]. That framing is structurally different from the institutional case for algorithmic trading, which centers on speed and scale. The individual engineer's case centers on self-distrust. The bot is not an upgrade; it is a workaround for the person running it.

The Engineer's Fix for Emotional Trading: Automate Everything

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