Topic: [ANN] MCXNow Bot 1.0 Release! Buy Yours! 9 Units left! (Read 6983 times)
Are they still for sale?
DO NOT BUY BOT FROM BLACKJAK
- I purchased 1 MCXNow Bot from him. After giving me support for 2 days, He just quit. He could not figure out why his BOT did not work and he stopped trying.
- I have tried contacting him, but he will not return my emails or refund the cost of the bot. He just ignores my Skype calls.
- I wish he could have got it working - but he did not.
- I purchased 1 MCXNow Bot from him. After giving me support for 2 days, He just quit. He could not figure out why his BOT did not work and he stopped trying.
- I have tried contacting him, but he will not return my emails or refund the cost of the bot. He just ignores my Skype calls.
- I wish he could have got it working - but he did not.
Hey,
looking at your trades (on the first post), em .. does the bot actually take the trading fees into account?
If not, does the bot not actually loose money?
Please don't get me wrong: this is meant as a serious question!
looking at your trades (on the first post), em .. does the bot actually take the trading fees into account?
If not, does the bot not actually loose money?
Please don't get me wrong: this is meant as a serious question!
It take the fees in count, I have added more parameters that doesnt allow the bot to loose money.
This should be setting of huge red flags, especially for anyone with experience in markets in general (such as the stock market). There is no such thing as a bot that can't lose money. Unless you're a market maker (i.e. have machines co-located with the exchanges and have large holdings), you're most likely going to lose money. Automated trading fails unless you hold some sort of advantage over the rest of the market (see HFT). There have been many papers on this subject in regards to the behavior of markets, along with several books including multiple examples of companies who found out the hard way that you can indeed lose no matter how good you think your algorithm is.
Every bot is marketed the same way. They promise you profits, show historical runs (which mean exactly nothing), and then say you can't lose. They get a bunch of suckers to buy in, and laugh all the way to the bank.
Bots don't work in commodities. They don't work in bonds. They don't work in stocks. They do one thing really well though; they separate fools from their money.
Of course it's your money, so do whatever you want. But take it from someone who has seen more than one thread on market forums about how effective bots are: CAVEAT EMPTOR.
lol, got burned with a bot?
why the hate. the bot wont make money by just turning a switch. if your not making money trading by hand, the bot wil just amplify your mistakes.
doesnt mean the bot doesn`t work, it does what you tell it to do... i can tell you that good bots do make heaps of money when used corectly. Heck all the stock exchanges are run by bots now. Ever heard of high frequency trading? you think thats done by coked up stock brookers with twitchy fingers lol?
Moved to the next version topic, continue here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-mcxnow-bot-11-coming-soon-buy-yours-7-units-left-526125
9 units left! reserve yours!
Great notice! for the enxt version is going to be a graphic interface!
FIX patch sended to all the buyers! Improving and performing the bot!
Updates for the next version added!
11 Units left!
Screenshots added, twitter account added, 12 units left!
oh i can see it already. people getting banned with having several bitcoins in the account. and no way to get them back.
i am in,count me.
Hows it work guys? Good trades and fast?
14 units left!
Fresh new bots for you!
Now you can buy your bot! 
@Blackjak
What about Realsolid clearly stating that he will perma ban all users that are Bots?
~BCX~
The bot runs over a browser, so its a like a human with a lot of caffeine and fingers buying and selling, what makes it very difficult to detect because the site receive millons of request, it is more detectable if I make a bot that says a lot of things constantly on the chat for example..but this is basically undetectable.
Also Iam the only one that will knows all the username of the users that have the bot and if any of my clients is banned and he shows me the email or something that probe I will make the build again user another username and its solved.
But that its vey difficult to happen, if it happen I will give you a solution, so dont worry about that
dream on it, if @realsolid see this browser make a 100 bids and asks per second, or maybe just 10 / sec, he simply ban your ip.
he has all the interest to avoid your bot becoming a DDOS like machine
100 bids and asks per second hahahahaha, man, its a browser and the site refresh itself every time, It only make an bid every 10 seconds.
100 bids and ask per second....lol im still laughing
@Blackjak
What about Realsolid clearly stating that he will perma ban all users that are Bots?
~BCX~
The bot runs over a browser, so its a like a human with a lot of caffeine and fingers buying and selling, what makes it very difficult to detect because the site receive millons of request, it is more detectable if I make a bot that says a lot of things constantly on the chat for example..but this is basically undetectable.
Also Iam the only one that will knows all the username of the users that have the bot and if any of my clients is banned and he shows me the email or something that probe I will make the build again user another username and its solved.
But that its vey difficult to happen, if it happen I will give you a solution, so dont worry about that
dream on it, if @realsolid see this browser make a 100 bids and asks per second, or maybe just 10 / sec, he simply ban your ip.
he has all the interest to avoid your bot becoming a DDOS like machine
1 Unit Left!
Hey,
looking at your trades (on the first post), em .. does the bot actually take the trading fees into account?
If not, does the bot not actually loose money?
Please don't get me wrong: this is meant as a serious question!
looking at your trades (on the first post), em .. does the bot actually take the trading fees into account?
If not, does the bot not actually loose money?
Please don't get me wrong: this is meant as a serious question!
It take the fees in count, I have added more parameters that doesnt allow the bot to loose money.
This should be setting of huge red flags, especially for anyone with experience in markets in general (such as the stock market). There is no such thing as a bot that can't lose money. Unless you're a market maker (i.e. have machines co-located with the exchanges and have large holdings), you're most likely going to lose money. Automated trading fails unless you hold some sort of advantage over the rest of the market (see HFT). There have been many papers on this subject in regards to the behavior of markets, along with several books including multiple examples of companies who found out the hard way that you can indeed lose no matter how good you think your algorithm is.
Every bot is marketed the same way. They promise you profits, show historical runs (which mean exactly nothing), and then say you can't lose. They get a bunch of suckers to buy in, and laugh all the way to the bank.
Bots don't work in commodities. They don't work in bonds. They don't work in stocks. They do one thing really well though; they separate fools from their money.
Of course it's your money, so do whatever you want. But take it from someone who has seen more than one thread on market forums about how effective bots are: CAVEAT EMPTOR.
I meant that the bot will not sell less than what I bought, the only way to lose money is if executed poorly configured parameters in a dump, or not enough is expected to make the bot Information.
It is simple, sometimes it takes a long and sometimes fast.
Obviously can lose money, but if so is user an error because the bot not sell under the price that it buys.
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