It's nice to be back writing about crypto-things
http://cryptomoms.com/forum/general-discussion/9/introducing-my-blog-creative-currencies/980/msg6017#msg6017
Topic: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Celebrating DNotes 3rd Birthday - Forum Now Open - page 66. (Read 814547 times)
February 01, 2016, 11:37:25 AM
Just wanted to let you all know that I've finally updated my blog again, and posted on CryptoMoms. Life has been quite busy for me lately, but I think I should be able to become a consistent poster on CryptoMoms at least.
It's nice to be back writing about crypto-things
http://cryptomoms.com/forum/general-discussion/9/introducing-my-blog-creative-currencies/980/msg6017#msg6017
It's nice to be back writing about crypto-things
http://cryptomoms.com/forum/general-discussion/9/introducing-my-blog-creative-currencies/980/msg6017#msg6017
February 01, 2016, 09:58:37 AM
Wow this is fantastic, I think I discovered DNotes at the right time.
February 01, 2016, 09:45:22 AM
trading activity is certainly picking up
Welcome mill0601! Looks like we had some volume at Poloniex. I did notice a buy wall growing yesterday, which is usually a good sign.
It has peaked my interest. That and having an active dev. I am certainly going to invest some btc into this.
Always glad to have someone join the DNotes community and become a stakeholder, thank you. I encourage you to take a good look at our what we have been doing before you decide to invest, and we recommend never investing more than you can afford to lose. A great place to start is a brief review of our press releases in the OP (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annnotednotes-celebrating-dnotes-3rd-birthday-forum-now-open-470155). In a nutshell, we consider DNotes a long term investment. We have been building infrastructure to support DNotes, such as DNotesVault.com, CryptoMoms.com, DCEBrief.com, as well as our upcoming book, membership site and company (here is a good description about the company will be structured to include DNotes https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13485575).
February 01, 2016, 09:26:10 AM
trading activity is certainly picking up
Welcome mill0601! Looks like we had some volume at Poloniex. I did notice a buy wall growing yesterday, which is usually a good sign.
It has peaked my interest. That and having an active dev. I am certainly going to invest some btc into this.
February 01, 2016, 09:22:04 AM
trading activity is certainly picking up
Welcome mill0601! Looks like we had some volume at Poloniex. I did notice a buy wall growing yesterday, which is usually a good sign.
February 01, 2016, 09:08:14 AM
trading activity is certainly picking up
February 01, 2016, 02:04:34 AM
Hey, Dnotes. Whatever comes later, it begins with consciousness. A member posts something like:
'1st February, Dnotes buy-sell split: 1038-1029
I will buy 500 at 1029.'
Having your Btc and Dnotes addresses in your signature works well. Keep a record of whom you've traded with, and what size of trades you've done with them.
Here's one from the vaults: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unobtanium-in-house-exchange-757232
Mark
'1st February, Dnotes buy-sell split: 1038-1029
I will buy 500 at 1029.'
Having your Btc and Dnotes addresses in your signature works well. Keep a record of whom you've traded with, and what size of trades you've done with them.
Here's one from the vaults: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unobtanium-in-house-exchange-757232
Mark
January 31, 2016, 11:25:10 PM
'This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.'
IndiaMikeZulu ran a proof-of-concept project on just this: as part of a vigorous P2P-model, 'core-community' members (busy busy people) can buy 'packets' of Dnotes at the going rate. We called it 'hoovering' (on Cryptsy). [And ah! integral to this dynamic is the valuable possibility of selling packets of NOTE in-community. Some times folks just gotta sell coin, but it need never hit the automated exchanges. Always gotta balance The Volume Thang.]
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
IndiaMikeZulu ran a proof-of-concept project on just this: as part of a vigorous P2P-model, 'core-community' members (busy busy people) can buy 'packets' of Dnotes at the going rate. We called it 'hoovering' (on Cryptsy). [And ah! integral to this dynamic is the valuable possibility of selling packets of NOTE in-community. Some times folks just gotta sell coin, but it need never hit the automated exchanges. Always gotta balance The Volume Thang.]
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
You have our support Mark. By the way, you'll have to forgive me as I haven't thought of adding your P2P exchange info in our OP. It would be a good idea if we listed and you provided some information about how to use it and safely exchange?
January 31, 2016, 10:46:24 PM
'This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.'
IndiaMikeZulu ran a proof-of-concept project on just this: as part of a vigorous P2P-model, 'core-community' members (busy busy people) can buy 'packets' of Dnotes at the going rate. We called it 'hoovering' (on Cryptsy). [And ah! integral to this dynamic is the valuable possibility of selling packets of NOTE in-community. Some times folks just gotta sell coin, but it need never hit the automated exchanges. Always gotta balance The Volume Thang.]
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
IndiaMikeZulu ran a proof-of-concept project on just this: as part of a vigorous P2P-model, 'core-community' members (busy busy people) can buy 'packets' of Dnotes at the going rate. We called it 'hoovering' (on Cryptsy). [And ah! integral to this dynamic is the valuable possibility of selling packets of NOTE in-community. Some times folks just gotta sell coin, but it need never hit the automated exchanges. Always gotta balance The Volume Thang.]
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
January 31, 2016, 05:41:56 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
Does this look like it makes sense? Especially in the wording.
The bot buying functionality isn't built in yet. It just retrieves data so far.
How will it calculate when to put up a purchase order and for how much?
I will try to spread it out and calculate it by how many hours are left and how much BTC is left to spend for that day. So the first buy order will be BTC for the day / 24 * price of DNotes. It will compete for the top buy order, within the limits set in the bot, and readjust every x number of seconds in the BOT Interval. If an order sells, it will then become number of remaining BTC / numbers of hours left in the day * price of DNotes. It will also have to factor in the minimum order amount set by the exchange, which for poloniex is .0001 I believe.
January 31, 2016, 05:34:23 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
Does this look like it makes sense? Especially in the wording.
The bot buying functionality isn't built in yet. It just retrieves data so far.
I think I get it. Even though I'm willing to pay up to .00001500 per DNote, because the market sell price is at .00001057, a buy will not be triggered above .00001047. If there was a higher sell price with the market buy price at .00001043, a buy would not be triggered over .00001053. The open buy order at .00001000 is the support floor I want to add for DNotes.
Yep that is pretty much it. I'll add a backstop function to this as it will be the first of the bots.
January 31, 2016, 05:25:30 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
Does this look like it makes sense? Especially in the wording.
The bot buying functionality isn't built in yet. It just retrieves data so far.
How will it calculate when to put up a purchase order and for how much?
January 31, 2016, 04:48:28 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
Does this look like it makes sense? Especially in the wording.
The bot buying functionality isn't built in yet. It just retrieves data so far.
I think I get it. Even though I'm willing to pay up to .00001500 per DNote, because the market sell price is at .00001057, a buy will not be triggered above .00001047. If there was a higher sell price with the market buy price at .00001043, a buy would not be triggered over .00001053. The open buy order at .00001000 is the support floor I want to add for DNotes.
January 31, 2016, 04:15:23 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
Does this look like it makes sense? Especially in the wording.
The bot buying functionality isn't built in yet. It just retrieves data so far.
January 31, 2016, 04:10:24 PM
This is a pretty interesting article on the current inefficiencies in global trade and how much can be saved by implementing blockchain technology.
Skuchain: Here's how blockchain will save global trade a trillion dollars
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/skuchain-heres-how-blockchain-will-save-global-trade-trillion-dollars-1540618
The Headline of "a trillion dollars' savings sounds sensational. It will take more than just the Blockchain. A digital currency, back by a trusted party like DNotes, offering a full array of financial and banking services is the right solution to an out-dated LC facilities in global commerce. I had wanted to write an article about it for sometime.
January 31, 2016, 03:07:10 PM
This is a pretty interesting article on the current inefficiencies in global trade and how much can be saved by implementing blockchain technology.
Skuchain: Here's how blockchain will save global trade a trillion dollars
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/skuchain-heres-how-blockchain-will-save-global-trade-trillion-dollars-1540618
January 31, 2016, 12:19:09 PM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
This one wouldn't sell DNotes, just try to buy them at the best price while supporting the market.
You could absolutely run two accumulators, they would have to run on two separate exchange accounts. To add floor support, running 1 accumulator, and 1 hold the line might be a better option. I will submit the options for the Hold the Line one today to see if that would fit into the strategy you are talking about.
Your questions made me realize something, we may want to make sure the bot doesn't move into the range of the sell orders. Another option could be to have a price limit within x DNotes of the lowest sell order.
January 31, 2016, 11:46:39 AM
The game plan would be to have a small light weight bot for each strategy. You would have a separate exchange account assigned to your bot. This would make it easy to run multiple strategies on multiple accounts.
So far the ideas for bots are (I will elaborate on features and options later):
Hold the Line - Ensures there is always a buy order with a given price range.
Market Stabilizer - Watches the market for swings in price and reacts to it to stabilize the market. (Without trying to hinder market growth*)
Accumulator - Slowly buys and competes at the best market price.
Bollinger Bands - bid X% inside each bollinger band.
Profit Model Accumulator - Buys low and sells higher with the intention of accumulating DNotes through small profit trades.
Feel free to throw out more ideas, strategies, and discuss what we have so far.
I'll start with features and options for the Accumulator:
-Enter API key and Secret, w/Encrypted Save.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a percentage of the available Bitcoin in the account per day.
-Option to purchase DNotes using a set amount of Bitcoin daily.
-Option to set the maximum DNotes purchasing price
-Option to set the purchase order within x amount of DNotes, of the highest bid.
-Option to save settings.
The bot would calculate how much to purchase over the course of the day, and increase the buy amount if it is not within target parameters.
Let me know if that sounds like the options you would want in this bot?
Sounds great, but I have never used a bot before and have a couple of questions.
After I enter the max amount of bitcoin I want to spend or the number of DNotes I wish to buy, the bot will buy and sell(?) with the target of me accumulating my set amount of DNotes??
If I wanted to add extra support on the price floor, could I set up 2 accumulators? One would be set at a regular range and another set at a tighter lower range?
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