You can see how many people and bots are online currently on btc-e's homepage.
That's not very accurate.
Topic: Bots? (Read 1883 times)
I released a part of my bot framework as a trading lib.
Core:
https://github.com/ReAzem/cryptocoin-tradelib/tree/master/core
Modules (API implementations. Not all complete):
https://github.com/ReAzem/cryptocoin-tradelib/tree/master/modules
Core:
https://github.com/ReAzem/cryptocoin-tradelib/tree/master/core
Modules (API implementations. Not all complete):
https://github.com/ReAzem/cryptocoin-tradelib/tree/master/modules
Well my bot have a "universal code structure" + "single dedicated API interface".
Every time i write a new Api, all the "Core Code" doesn't know anything about the specific Api that is currently running.
Actually i have interfaced C.A.T. with
Cryptsy
BTCe
Poloniex
Bittrex
Mintpal (not released yet)
Bter
Now i'm working on HitBtc
Every time i write a new Api, all the "Core Code" doesn't know anything about the specific Api that is currently running.
Actually i have interfaced C.A.T. with
Cryptsy
BTCe
Poloniex
Bittrex
Mintpal (not released yet)
Bter
Now i'm working on HitBtc
I guess it all depends on what you want to achieve, and your trading knowledge. My two cents would be to never trust a bot that you haven't tested first—or someone else for that matter–on a safe environment.
Disclaimer: I'm developing a trading platform with automation and AI Trading.
Disclaimer: I'm developing a trading platform with automation and AI Trading.
whether the use of bots in the safe trade?
I was afraid someone could take my balance
I was afraid someone could take my balance
There are no API (on the site i wrote Api code) to withdraw/transfer coin.
Do you have plans to add Mintpal?
Mintpal API is already coded (and tested) inside C.A.T.
Problem is that Mintpal has not released API V2. So i must wait
This is A Bot. My Bot 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bot-cat-cryptocurrency-automatic-trader-new-price-list-042021-507103
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bot-cat-cryptocurrency-automatic-trader-new-price-list-042021-507103
Thank you. I couldn't read all the details, but from what I scanned through, it's allot of details you have there. Which is the best by far for anything I've seen so far. I like your software. I can't tell if it's too advanced for me or not, but because of your step by step instructions, it makes it easy to use. The only problem I have is to dish out the 0.6 + 0.25 BTC for bittrex now. I'm not heavily involved in trading this far. Just started. I tried mining and now trading. But your software so far comes on top.
Do you have plans to add Mintpal?
Actually yes, I forgot about C.A.T. 
I can vouch for Sampey and his great product. We are actually planning to integrate Cryptonit with it in future as well.
Regards
Edward
I can vouch for Sampey and his great product. We are actually planning to integrate Cryptonit with it in future as well.
Regards
Edward
Thank you Edward, i really appreciate your support
I see, seems like http://1bbot.com might be an option for you to make the first steps. It's rather userfriendly for beginners.
They also have a support threat here on forum.
Regards
Edward
They also have a support threat here on forum.
Regards
Edward
Generally speaking a "bot" is an application that helps you automate and accelerate trading. However, you first need to understand what exactly you want to achieve, since there are different bots for different purposes: trading bot based on specific strategies within one exchange, arbitrage bots, etc.
Regards
Edward
Regards
Edward
Thanks for the reply Edward. I guess what I'm looking for is a trading bot. Or I should say a trading software for the exchanges. Looking at something that can trade different cryptocurrencies and on different exchanges. I looked at Quatloo and haasonline software. But the price between them is quite a difference, so I wanted to see what people are using and why. Which are easy and which are more advanced than others.
Generally speaking a "bot" is an application that helps you automate and accelerate trading. However, you first need to understand what exactly you want to achieve, since there are different bots for different purposes: trading bot based on specific strategies within one exchange, arbitrage bots, etc.
Regards
Edward
Regards
Edward
I've just started getting involved in trading. I keep hearing about "bots". I looked it up and all I see is a trading platform or software. But I can't seem to tell which is better or worst. Which is reasonably priced. And which are easiest to use.
Can anyone suggest any? And why?
Can anyone suggest any? And why?
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