Topic: Crypto Bot using Indicators, charts, candles, timeframes (Read 140 times)
Hi,I know devs working on that with a great product. They should send me a test release soon. They use an arbitrage system with 8-10 brokers but they are using some indicators like Rsi and Bollinger bands and if it's true, they wrote that have the first strategy tester of this field. This would mean they can let user test their strategy with all historical data and customizing. I think this is a brilliant idea.
In my experience there is none.
Gunbot is one such but doesn't fulfill our expectations. Think of designing one. If you are up for that, hit me up, we'll figure it out together. P.S I don't know how to code :/
Maybe will learn from scratch.
Gunbot is one such but doesn't fulfill our expectations. Think of designing one. If you are up for that, hit me up, we'll figure it out together. P.S I don't know how to code :/
Maybe will learn from scratch.
I will check Gunbot. I heard abot devs developing a unique one including arbitrage and short term strategies with indicators. Thanks!
GUNBOT have here
and you can also google Gunbot Similary and u will find one more .
Its only 2 good bots here which everybody use 99% of traders work with that.
But remember its working only on green markets on red markets u will stay investors for long period.
and you can also google Gunbot Similary and u will find one more .
Its only 2 good bots here which everybody use 99% of traders work with that.
But remember its working only on green markets on red markets u will stay investors for long period.
Hello,
Is anyone in the community using some crypto bot using charts, an indicator like Rsi or Bollinger bands and time frames to open and close trades?
Something like MetaTrader used in Forex market
I was looking around and I could not find a reliable one.
Is anyone in the community using some crypto bot using charts, an indicator like Rsi or Bollinger bands and time frames to open and close trades?
Something like MetaTrader used in Forex market
I was looking around and I could not find a reliable one.
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