In the next days i will complete my 3.3 Tests and i will try to release C.A.T. 3.3 before October 21 
Will it have the dont recaulate coin total option for coins when checking price recalculation ?I set this add for 3.4 Version.
Topic: 【BOT】 🌟 C.A.T. Cryptocurrency Automatic Trader 🌟 (New Price List 04/2021) - page 203. (Read 531556 times)
October 14, 2015, 05:54:07 PM
I set this add for 3.4 Version.
October 14, 2015, 05:51:22 PM
In the next days i will complete my 3.3 Tests and i will try to release C.A.T. 3.3 before October 21
Will it have the dont recaulate coin total option for coins when checking price recalculation ?and a table to see all open orders in a sortable row.
October 14, 2015, 05:21:07 PM
In the next days i will complete my 3.3 Tests and i will try to release C.A.T. 3.3 before October 21
Will it have the dont recaulate coin total option for coins when checking price recalculation ? October 14, 2015, 03:12:07 AM
In the next days i will complete my 3.3 Tests and i will try to release C.A.T. 3.3 before October 21
October 09, 2015, 06:09:56 AM
Hi, cryptsy now has 0% fees
CAT still assumes 0.2%
CAT still assumes 0.2%
Yes, it's only an wrong "info" (as you can see FEES = 0 when a trade occurs).
TO modify this, you can go into the EXCHANGE.XML File inside the CatSystem/Cryptsy folder and edit the BUY/SELL Fee TAG replacing 0.2 with 0.
thanks
October 09, 2015, 05:55:14 AM
Hi, cryptsy now has 0% fees
CAT still assumes 0.2%
CAT still assumes 0.2%
Yes, it's only an wrong "info" (as you can see FEES = 0 when a trade occurs).
TO modify this, you can go into the EXCHANGE.XML File inside the CatSystem/Cryptsy folder and edit the BUY/SELL Fee TAG replacing 0.2 with 0.
October 09, 2015, 05:49:19 AM
Hi, cryptsy now has 0% fees
CAT still assumes 0.2%
CAT still assumes 0.2%
October 08, 2015, 07:12:28 PM
Hi, would it be possible to introduce some kind of API or configuration files where the order settings are saved? I would like to control CAT without having to conect to the target device GUI. Not necessary, just an idea.
Hi, thanks for this suggestion but i think it's a little bit complicated for the "everage" user
October 08, 2015, 05:21:42 PM
Hi, would it be possible to introduce some kind of API or configuration files where the order settings are saved? I would like to control CAT without having to conect to the target device GUI. Not necessary, just an idea.
Hi, thanks for this suggestion but i think it's a little bit complicated for the "everage" user
October 08, 2015, 06:10:53 AM
Hi, would it be possible to introduce some kind of API or configuration files where the order settings are saved? I would like to control CAT without having to conect to the target device GUI. Not necessary, just an idea.
October 06, 2015, 03:35:00 PM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
Ok, but still... there is the "issue" of say me listing 2500 coins. Lets say none NEVER sell but calculations to beat price is still going on. Well during one of these calculations the sell I have of 2500 coins might also change the amount sold during recalculation. So even though no coins were sold, during a price re calc it might show a sell of like 2245.3467353 or something. So it looks like coins have sold when they have not, this is what I'd like to stop. This way I'm never left holding coins I dont need to if you follow what I'm sayin.
So you need an option like "never change quantity during a recalculation"
For example :
Sell 50 @ 100 = Total 5000
During a recalculation best price became 101 so 5000 (Original Total) /101 = 49,5 New Quantity
New order 49,50 @ 101
You want 50 @ 101 Right?
So if none never sell, then I should always see 100 coins even if the price goes from 1 to 100 or 100 to 1.
Like I said, if no coins ever sell, the amount sold still changes which makes it look like theyre selling when theyre not.
I know theres some sort of language barrier between us but I hope I am explaining this somewhat ok... Ty.
Yes i understand what you need and the option " never change quantity during a recalculation" is what you need
But ya, would love that option.
October 06, 2015, 09:38:53 AM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
Ok, but still... there is the "issue" of say me listing 2500 coins. Lets say none NEVER sell but calculations to beat price is still going on. Well during one of these calculations the sell I have of 2500 coins might also change the amount sold during recalculation. So even though no coins were sold, during a price re calc it might show a sell of like 2245.3467353 or something. So it looks like coins have sold when they have not, this is what I'd like to stop. This way I'm never left holding coins I dont need to if you follow what I'm sayin.
So you need an option like "never change quantity during a recalculation"
For example :
Sell 50 @ 100 = Total 5000
During a recalculation best price became 101 so 5000 (Original Total) /101 = 49,5 New Quantity
New order 49,50 @ 101
You want 50 @ 101 Right?
So if none never sell, then I should always see 100 coins even if the price goes from 1 to 100 or 100 to 1.
Like I said, if no coins ever sell, the amount sold still changes which makes it look like theyre selling when theyre not.
I know theres some sort of language barrier between us but I hope I am explaining this somewhat ok... Ty.
Yes i understand what you need and the option " never change quantity during a recalculation" is what you need
October 06, 2015, 09:35:56 AM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
Ok, but still... there is the "issue" of say me listing 2500 coins. Lets say none NEVER sell but calculations to beat price is still going on. Well during one of these calculations the sell I have of 2500 coins might also change the amount sold during recalculation. So even though no coins were sold, during a price re calc it might show a sell of like 2245.3467353 or something. So it looks like coins have sold when they have not, this is what I'd like to stop. This way I'm never left holding coins I dont need to if you follow what I'm sayin.
So you need an option like "never change quantity during a recalculation"
For example :
Sell 50 @ 100 = Total 5000
During a recalculation best price became 101 so 5000 (Original Total) /101 = 49,5 New Quantity
New order 49,50 @ 101
You want 50 @ 101 Right?
So if none never sell, then I should always see 100 coins even if the price goes from 1 to 100 or 100 to 1.
Like I said, if no coins ever sell, the amount sold still changes which makes it look like theyre selling when theyre not.
I know theres some sort of language barrier between us but I hope I am explaining this somewhat ok... Ty.
October 06, 2015, 03:59:10 AM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
Ok, but still... there is the "issue" of say me listing 2500 coins. Lets say none NEVER sell but calculations to beat price is still going on. Well during one of these calculations the sell I have of 2500 coins might also change the amount sold during recalculation. So even though no coins were sold, during a price re calc it might show a sell of like 2245.3467353 or something. So it looks like coins have sold when they have not, this is what I'd like to stop. This way I'm never left holding coins I dont need to if you follow what I'm sayin.
So you need an option like "never change quantity during a recalculation"
For example :
Sell 50 @ 100 = Total 5000
During a recalculation best price became 101 so 5000 (Original Total) /101 = 49,5 New Quantity
New order 49,50 @ 101
You want 50 @ 101 Right?
October 05, 2015, 09:42:45 PM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
Ok, but still... there is the "issue" of say me listing 2500 coins. Lets say none NEVER sell but calculations to beat price is still going on. Well during one of these calculations the sell I have of 2500 coins might also change the amount sold during recalculation. So even though no coins were sold, during a price re calc it might show a sell of like 2245.3467353 or something. So it looks like coins have sold when they have not, this is what I'd like to stop. This way I'm never left holding coins I dont need to if you follow what I'm sayin.
October 05, 2015, 10:55:33 AM
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
Things are simple :
- Static : order is not recalculated
- Dynamic : order is always recalculated (according to your Ping-Pong parameters)
October 05, 2015, 05:56:53 AM
Thanks for
does it also mean that if I add more available coins after a few ping pongs, they will be used?
Quote
- Add Option "If Calculated Sell Order Qty is > Available Qty Then Use All Available Qty"
does it also mean that if I add more available coins after a few ping pongs, they will be used?This option works only on SELL Type new orders calculation.
The option you want is in the "todo" list, probably for 3.3 Version
October 04, 2015, 07:22:52 PM
Start sending C.A.T. 3.2
How are you sending ?Did I ever give you an email ?
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Question though.
I noticed on the Ping-Pong Generator page, where Type, Unit Price, Quantity & Total is that there's now a drop down with Type: Dynamic or Static.
What does this do exactly, I tried Static and didn't notice anything really other than it didn't seem to beat people with better pricing.
I thought it might have fixed a bit of weirdness.
Ex.
I list a sell of 2500 coins, as time goes by this amount might change to like 2345.3456xxx to make it look like it's selling. While the idea is nice. It leaves me bag holding coins I'd rather not.
Assuming you understand what I am saying, how can I stop the recalculation of coins being sold ?
So 2500 always stays 2500 unless coins are actually sold.
October 04, 2015, 02:10:39 AM
Start sending C.A.T. 3.2
How are you sending ?Did I ever give you an email ?
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October 04, 2015, 12:36:46 AM
Start sending C.A.T. 3.2
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