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Topic: 【 BOT 】 C.A.T. Cryptsy Automatic Trader 1 [email protected] (Old Topic Beta1-Beta3V8) - page 86. (Read 151159 times)
November 20, 2013, 10:07:54 AM
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November 20, 2013, 07:38:34 AM
I lost them when reconfiguring,
I'll wait or try to reproduce on another market
I'll wait or try to reproduce on another market
November 20, 2013, 06:22:48 AM
Hi
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I have check the code but it seems all normal
If the Create New Ping routine found a Price under XXX don't create ping orders and retry later.
Can you copy/paste last log messages from LTC/BTC Market logs?
yes but it did'nt retry later when the price of LTC raised again over the down limit
I need your log, it's impossible for me to understand only with this description.
Maybe there's another reason
November 20, 2013, 06:20:55 AM
Hi
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I have check the code but it seems all normal
If the Create New Ping routine found a Price under XXX don't create ping orders and retry later.
Can you copy/paste last log messages from LTC/BTC Market logs?
yes but it did'nt retry later when the price of LTC raised again over the down limit
November 20, 2013, 04:33:42 AM
have you checked the min % gain?
CAT will not ping if the gain isn't that
CAT will not ping if the gain isn't that
You're right.
Because it's too risky to always create a Ping Orders (exception when you create by yourself).
November 19, 2013, 11:56:33 PM
I'm strictly talking about return on investment. You keep stating that CAT can make a return on investment in like 10 days and this is totally misleading. You can only make a return on investment if there isn't market devaluation. Market devaluation has everything to do with CAT ROI, which is not the same thing as [coin] Gain. No one in the last 2-3 weeks has made a return on investment using CAT because of market devaluation. Yes, they have made a gain in the number of coins they are holding, but if the coins aren't worth as much, then there's no return of investment (bitcoin). I didn't say this is CAT's fault.
In your example, yes, you gained coins. That's what CAT does and it does it well. If those coins stay at the same exchange value or go up, then you've made a return on investment. But CAT has nothing to do with the market rates so you shouldn't be selling CAT to people based on a return on investment that you surely cannot guarantee.
you can always go to btcrobot.com the price for platinum membership is $498 you can pay with credit card and bitcoin, it trades BTC/USD pair (maybe, I haven't tried it yet, and I haven't found yet about post of 24 hours gain), and maybe bitcoin/altcoin too
that's the robot you're looking for
November 19, 2013, 07:09:15 PM
have you checked the min % gain?
CAT will not ping if the gain isn't that
CAT will not ping if the gain isn't that
November 19, 2013, 06:21:30 PM
Hi
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I have check the code but it seems all normal
If the Create New Ping routine found a Price under XXX don't create ping orders and retry later.
Can you copy/paste last log messages from LTC/BTC Market logs?
November 19, 2013, 06:12:18 PM
Hi
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
I was on LTC/BTC market with a settings like that :
Stop ping creation if buy value < XXX
Price went under XXX
then price went over XXX but the ping creation never restarted, is that a bug?
November 19, 2013, 05:04:34 PM
I Don't get this info from Cryptsy.
So i must do a "Estimated value"
And how can i do this?
Maybe i can select Best Order Buy/Best Order Sell from each market, make the everage value and do a multiply with quantity?
Or select the LAST TRADE
Or a everage between 24Hours Max Buy e 24Hours Min Sell
Any idea?
So i must do a "Estimated value"
And how can i do this?
Maybe i can select Best Order Buy/Best Order Sell from each market, make the everage value and do a multiply with quantity?
Or select the LAST TRADE
Or a everage between 24Hours Max Buy e 24Hours Min Sell
Any idea?
I feel like most people (myself included) base the value on their coins on the last trade done. Multiple calculations would be optimal, but I'd accept any of them so I don't have to do the calculation myself
Well.........i can make a "Radio Button" to let user choise the value to use.
Yes, it's a good idea, i will write in the TO DO LIST in the 3rd reply of this topic
November 19, 2013, 04:57:38 PM
I Don't get this info from Cryptsy.
So i must do a "Estimated value"
And how can i do this?
Maybe i can select Best Order Buy/Best Order Sell from each market, make the everage value and do a multiply with quantity?
Or select the LAST TRADE
Or a everage between 24Hours Max Buy e 24Hours Min Sell
Any idea?
So i must do a "Estimated value"
And how can i do this?
Maybe i can select Best Order Buy/Best Order Sell from each market, make the everage value and do a multiply with quantity?
Or select the LAST TRADE
Or a everage between 24Hours Max Buy e 24Hours Min Sell
Any idea?
I feel like most people (myself included) base the value on their coins on the last trade done. Multiple calculations would be optimal, but I'd accept any of them so I don't have to do the calculation myself
November 19, 2013, 04:46:08 PM
No, sorry man, you're wrong
Investment is 1 BTC to buy a Copy.
ROI Is not when your portfolio value is (Old Portfolio Value +1.XXXXX BTC), ROI is when CAT makes you +1.X BTC GAIN, independent by market devaluation (or market increase value)
And this is my last example to demostrare you're wrong :
- My Portfolio Value is 5 BTC (and i have 300 LTC in my porftolio)
- I Buy CAT @ 1 BTC
- I don't run CAT
- LTC Price Gain 50%, and My portfolio value become 6.5 BTC
So i have ROI Cat?
According to your example i have ROI.
Investment is 1 BTC to buy a Copy.
ROI Is not when your portfolio value is (Old Portfolio Value +1.XXXXX BTC), ROI is when CAT makes you +1.X BTC GAIN, independent by market devaluation (or market increase value)
And this is my last example to demostrare you're wrong :
- My Portfolio Value is 5 BTC (and i have 300 LTC in my porftolio)
- I Buy CAT @ 1 BTC
- I don't run CAT
- LTC Price Gain 50%, and My portfolio value become 6.5 BTC
So i have ROI Cat?
According to your example i have ROI.
Ok, then you proved my point. CAT and ROI have nothing to do with each other. You can never say that CAT had anything to do with ROI. You can say it guarantees coin gain, like you do, but it has nothing to do with ROI. But you tell people it will ROI but CAT has nothing to do with market value.
November 19, 2013, 04:43:41 PM
Hey Sampey, with all this talk of ROI and coin devaluation and crap, how about this for a feature:
when you load your balances, it also gives you the total BTC equivalent of all your coins.
when you load your balances, it also gives you the total BTC equivalent of all your coins.
Eheheeh not easy
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Method: getinfo
Inputs: n/a
Outputs:
balances_available Array of currencies and the balances availalbe for each
balances_hold Array of currencies and the amounts currently on hold for open orders
servertimestamp Current server timestamp
servertimezone Current timezone for the server
serverdatetime Current date/time on the server
openordercount Count of open orders on your account
Inputs: n/a
Outputs:
balances_available Array of currencies and the balances availalbe for each
balances_hold Array of currencies and the amounts currently on hold for open orders
servertimestamp Current server timestamp
servertimezone Current timezone for the server
serverdatetime Current date/time on the server
openordercount Count of open orders on your account
I Don't get this info from Cryptsy.
So i must do a "Estimated value"
And how can i do this?
Maybe i can select Best Order Buy/Best Order Sell from each market, make the everage value and do a multiply with quantity?
Or select the LAST TRADE
Or a everage between 24Hours Max Buy e 24Hours Min Sell
Any idea?
November 19, 2013, 04:36:31 PM
Hey Sampey, with all this talk of ROI and coin devaluation and crap, how about this for a feature:
when you load your balances, it also gives you the total BTC equivalent of all your coins.
when you load your balances, it also gives you the total BTC equivalent of all your coins.
November 19, 2013, 04:09:41 PM
No, sorry man, you're wrong
Investment is 1 BTC to buy a Copy.
ROI Is not when your portfolio value is (Old Portfolio Value +1.XXXXX BTC), ROI is when CAT makes you +1.X BTC GAIN, independent by market devaluation (or market increase value)
And this is my last example to demostrare you're wrong :
- My Portfolio Value is 5 BTC (and i have 300 LTC in my porftolio)
- I Buy CAT @ 1 BTC
- I don't run CAT
- LTC Price Gain 50%, and My portfolio value become 6.5 BTC
So i have ROI Cat?
According to your example i have ROI.
Investment is 1 BTC to buy a Copy.
ROI Is not when your portfolio value is (Old Portfolio Value +1.XXXXX BTC), ROI is when CAT makes you +1.X BTC GAIN, independent by market devaluation (or market increase value)
And this is my last example to demostrare you're wrong :
- My Portfolio Value is 5 BTC (and i have 300 LTC in my porftolio)
- I Buy CAT @ 1 BTC
- I don't run CAT
- LTC Price Gain 50%, and My portfolio value become 6.5 BTC
So i have ROI Cat?
According to your example i have ROI.
November 19, 2013, 04:01:38 PM
Ok, let's do a simple math problem
I Bought CAT@1BTC
In X Days, i GAIN (Math Gain) 1.2BTC With CAT
In X Days, i LOST 1.1BTC Caused By Market Devaluation.
1 - What's My Portfolio Value?
2 - Have i ROI Cat?
3- What's My Portfolio Value Without CAT?
Ok these are the answer :
1 - My Portfolio Values is (Portfolio Value before DAy X)+(1.2 - 1.1) = Portfolio Value before Day x + 0.1
2 - Yes, 1.2 Gain - 1 BTC Initial Price = 0.2 ROI
3- My Portfolio Values Without Cat is (Portfolio Value before DAy X)- 1.1) = Portfolio Value before Day x - 1.1
Math is my Friend
Your math is wrong for #2 which is what I'm talking about, ROI. ROI is Today's Portfolio Value compared to your Initial Investment.
If your Initial Investment is 1 BTC, you haven't made a return on your investment until you've gained 1 BTC in your Portfolio Value. So, in your Math Example:
Portfolio Value Increase 0.1 BTC - Initial Investment 1 BTC = -0.9 BTC ROI
My Estimated Portfolio Value on Cryptsy which is posted on the bottom of the Account Balance page is less today than before I started using CAT. I haven't made a return on my investment if I sold all my coins today, but I do have more coins to show for it. And if they increase in market value, then I would have made a return on my investment.
November 19, 2013, 03:46:27 PM
Market Devaluation has nothing to do With CAT Gain. this is a big mistake.
If CAT make you BUY@10 COIN Y and SELL@12 COIN Y i give you 2 GAIN. This is Math.
If CAT make you BUY@10 COIN Y and SELL@12 COIN Y i give you 2 GAIN. This is Math.
I'm strictly talking about return on investment. You keep stating that CAT can make a return on investment in like 10 days and this is totally misleading. You can only make a return on investment if there isn't market devaluation. Market devaluation has everything to do with CAT ROI, which is not the same thing as [coin] Gain. No one in the last 2-3 weeks has made a return on investment using CAT because of market devaluation. Yes, they have made a gain in the number of coins they are holding, but if the coins aren't worth as much, then there's no return of investment (bitcoin). I didn't say this is CAT's fault.
In your example, yes, you gained coins. That's what CAT does and it does it well. If those coins stay at the same exchange value or go up, then you've made a return on investment. But CAT has nothing to do with the market rates so you shouldn't be selling CAT to people based on a return on investment that you surely cannot guarantee.
Ok, let's do a simple math problem
I Bought CAT@1BTC
In X Days, i GAIN (Math Gain) 1.2BTC With CAT
In X Days, i LOST 1.1BTC Caused By Market Devaluation.
1 - What's My Portfolio Value?
2 - Have i ROI Cat?
3- What's My Portfolio Value Without CAT?
Ok these are the answer :
1 - My Portfolio Values is (Portfolio Value before DAy X)+(1.2 - 1.1) = Portfolio Value before Day x + 0.1
2 - Yes, 1.2 Gain - 1 BTC Initial Price = 0.2 ROI
3- My Portfolio Values Without Cat is (Portfolio Value before DAy X)- 1.1) = Portfolio Value before Day x - 1.1
Math is my Friend
November 19, 2013, 02:00:27 PM
Market Devaluation has nothing to do With CAT Gain. this is a big mistake.
If CAT make you BUY@10 COIN Y and SELL@12 COIN Y i give you 2 GAIN. This is Math.
If CAT make you BUY@10 COIN Y and SELL@12 COIN Y i give you 2 GAIN. This is Math.
I'm strictly talking about return on investment. You keep stating that CAT can make a return on investment in like 10 days and this is totally misleading. You can only make a return on investment if there isn't market devaluation. Market devaluation has everything to do with CAT ROI, which is not the same thing as [coin] Gain. No one in the last 2-3 weeks has made a return on investment using CAT because of market devaluation. Yes, they have made a gain in the number of coins they are holding, but if the coins aren't worth as much, then there's no return of investment (bitcoin). I didn't say this is CAT's fault.
In your example, yes, you gained coins. That's what CAT does and it does it well. If those coins stay at the same exchange value or go up, then you've made a return on investment. But CAT has nothing to do with the market rates so you shouldn't be selling CAT to people based on a return on investment that you surely cannot guarantee.
November 19, 2013, 01:22:34 PM
Next weekend good news for all CAT Users : CAT ANALYZER + Some Improvements 
November 19, 2013, 10:57:50 AM
CAT will give you ROI more faster than every ASIC hardware out of there. I have done 0.25 in 2 days using 2.5/3 BTC.
I think CAT works very well but I think to talk about ROI is slightly misleading. Yes, gain is guaranteed but it is not Bitcoin gain guaranteed. You are guaranteed to gain in altcoin. I have been using CAT for a few weeks and definitely have more altcoins to show for it. But I don't have more Bitcoins to show for it. My available balance on Cryptsy has actually decreased because of Bitcoins increasing value/altcoins decreasing exchange value. So I have actually seen a loss in Bitcoin since buying CAT with Bitcoin, but I do have more alternate coins. If those altcoins ever increase in value, then maybe I'll have an ROI but if they never do, there's no ROI. That's why I think you to say that CAT will give you an ROI is a little misleading. If you don't think altcoins have value, then CAT is not really for you and then comparing CAT to an ASIC doesn't make sense either.
Market Devaluation has nothing to do With CAT Gain. this is a big mistake.
If CAT make you BUY@10 COIN Y and SELL@12 COIN Y i give you 2 GAIN. This is Math.
If coin Y decrease of 50% Value, it's not CAT Fault, if Y increase of 50% it's not CAT Fault.
I've lost 1.2 BTC with LTC Market Decrease in the past days, it's CAT Fault?
I've re-gained yesterday 1.5 BT with LTC Market Rise, it's CAT Fault?
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