Topic: Any trading platform that lets you enter your stops at the same time as orders? (Read 220 times)
November 22, 2017, 10:06:14 PM
You also can place stop orders on poloniex. But there is no exchanger, that has the feature of trailing stop order. That would be really a great feature, to automaticly follow the price with dynamic orders. The only chance to fulfill your aims would be a trading bot like gunbot, that also works halfautomatic, if you want, so that you can place your trailing stop orders.
November 22, 2017, 04:59:47 PM
Bitfinex was letting you do that, but they had enourmous fees, and honestly, i would not suggest you to join their exchange because they had a lot of scam accussations, and they are having a lot of issues with Tether, it seems that they will be turning to scam-mode in just a few days from now, maybe weeks.
I used to do the same on SimpleFX; but they became scam too, i dont know why the hell all the exchanges are being shutten down right now, it seems that having those coins into an exchange has turned to be an impossible task.
Try to open an account on BitMex, they are allowing you to do so.
I used to do the same on SimpleFX; but they became scam too, i dont know why the hell all the exchanges are being shutten down right now, it seems that having those coins into an exchange has turned to be an impossible task.
Try to open an account on BitMex, they are allowing you to do so.
November 22, 2017, 03:18:26 PM
You can use Coinigy.com via APIs to exchange to set these stop limits. Post trade.
November 22, 2017, 03:06:58 PM
I've been using Bittrex (the largest altcoin exchange at the moment) and with them, you have to do it separately (you set a normal order and then a conditional order which could be a stop loss).
I'm fairly sure that with Poloniex and most other altcoin exchanges it's the same.
Due to the risks of crypto exchanges in general, it's usually a bad idea to go with less trustworthy exchanges just based on one feature, but if you're adamant on finding one that can do that, have a look through the exchanges by volume and find out how they do stop loss.
I'm fairly sure that with Poloniex and most other altcoin exchanges it's the same.
Due to the risks of crypto exchanges in general, it's usually a bad idea to go with less trustworthy exchanges just based on one feature, but if you're adamant on finding one that can do that, have a look through the exchanges by volume and find out how they do stop loss.
November 22, 2017, 02:40:37 PM
Is there any exchange out there (reputable) that allows you to set up your buy orders and put in your stop losses and trailing stops at the same time? or do you always have to do them separately? Ideally one that supports a fair number of alt coins?
Thanks,
-R
Thanks,
-R
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