Not too much to ask mate because there is an application that already developed to do this, it is called tab trader, I have been using tab trader to trade across many exchanges, once you link the particular exchange to it using the generated API, you can see all you tokens at once in each of the exchanges and then trade there. You can set up your stop loss and then take profit.
I think you should try and check that out, but I am sure it meets all the criteria that you stated here, even though it is not 100 percent, but at least you can get 80 percent perfection. I don’t think I know of any other application other than this one, maybe I can also learn from other people if there are any.
Topic: Bitcoin Trading Platform That Allows Multi-Exchanges + Stop Losses? (Read 2143 times)
June 28, 2014, 12:08:08 AM
Not that hard to implement a platform to view all prices on all exchanges since all the major one provides api services.
The challenge is to have fiat on all exchanges and moving money around them without getting phone call from your bank.
The challenge is to have fiat on all exchanges and moving money around them without getting phone call from your bank.
June 25, 2014, 04:04:42 PM
Hi,
apologies to barge in.
and apologies in advance for any forum rules that might be broken.
Now, if you want to take a look at a brokerage, that can offer multiple order types,
Please take a look at.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-1zerobit-signup-successfully-and-get-50-665689
apologies to barge in.
and apologies in advance for any forum rules that might be broken.
Now, if you want to take a look at a brokerage, that can offer multiple order types,
Please take a look at.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-1zerobit-signup-successfully-and-get-50-665689
February 22, 2013, 01:04:35 AM
Testing out Bitfinex right now on a limited scale. I hope they can workout all the bugs.
I've checked out 1broker.com for CDF transactions. Nice concept, but see lots of room for fraud if they aren't completely above board with their users. Currently nothing but market orders. No stop losses. Not even limit orders? WTF?
Anything else out there? Let me know.
I've checked out 1broker.com for CDF transactions. Nice concept, but see lots of room for fraud if they aren't completely above board with their users. Currently nothing but market orders. No stop losses. Not even limit orders? WTF?
Anything else out there? Let me know.
February 19, 2013, 07:48:14 PM
We have Bitfinex, though it only allows trading on its own exchange and mtgox. But you have a variety of orders and even margin trading.
February 19, 2013, 07:24:56 PM
That would be really useful, but also really complex.
Please post about any progress you make.
Please post about any progress you make.
February 18, 2013, 12:36:04 PM
You're talking about a brokerage that holds accounts on lots of exchanges, unless you want to have all those accounts open and with money in them.
February 17, 2013, 03:20:35 AM
Looking for something that can do this...
I setup auto entry/exit points and stop-losses in advance. Then let the trading platform do the rest:
- Trading platform gets the best fill it can across multi-exchanges. (Trading platform places trade at all set exchanges. Once filled at any exchange it auto-cancels the other orders.)
- Trading platform auto sells at predetermined price points, getting best fill across multi-exchanges.
- Trading platform sells at market across multi-exchanges if stop-loss is hit.
Too much to ask?
Anyone know of something like this?
I setup auto entry/exit points and stop-losses in advance. Then let the trading platform do the rest:
- Trading platform gets the best fill it can across multi-exchanges. (Trading platform places trade at all set exchanges. Once filled at any exchange it auto-cancels the other orders.)
- Trading platform auto sells at predetermined price points, getting best fill across multi-exchanges.
- Trading platform sells at market across multi-exchanges if stop-loss is hit.
Too much to ask?
Anyone know of something like this?
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