Haasonline Simple Trade Bot For BTCe and Bitstamp[Main topic] - page 111.

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Quote from: nwfella on October 19, 2013, 11:14:04 PM

Just sent off my payment...here is my bitpay proof receipt:

https://bitpay.com/invoice/ApWCkTqQ4FjfP64FFxBpMk

So, now how do I go about actually acquiring the goods?

Just go the the My Account page and there you will find the download link. Wink

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Well hello there!

Just sent off my payment...here is my bitpay proof receipt:

https://bitpay.com/invoice/ApWCkTqQ4FjfP64FFxBpMk

So, now how do I go about actually acquiring the goods?

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Well hello there!

Quote from: Stephan224 on October 19, 2013, 05:04:56 AM

Quote from: nwfella on October 19, 2013, 04:03:57 AM

So, once purchased the source-code is also available?

No, you will be getting the binaries only. Only the core API files are open-source.

Edit:
Something else... during the Alpha tests Cryptsy was not yet supported. But i have received the files Cheesy

and support for Cryptsy will be in version 0.9 coming monday!

For now it looks like the release of monday will not be limited in any way, everything is tested and seem to work properly. I solved the last bugs reported yesterday and proceed with a final test and making it beta.

Binaries only...fair enough. It appears as though you have gained a fair amount of trust in the community thus far and addition of cryptsy soon (hopefully mcxnow soon to follow) and your apparent attention to detail with your customers throughout this thread are the selling points for me. Haven't been having a whole lotta luck with automated payment systems delivering content properly, is there any chance you could just shoot me an address to shoot the 0.60 off to old-school or should I just go ahead and chance it and keep track of the txid?

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Quote from: nwfella on October 19, 2013, 04:03:57 AM

So, once purchased the source-code is also available?

No, you will be getting the binaries only. Only the core API files are open-source.

Edit:
Something else... during the Alpha tests Cryptsy was not yet supported. But i have received the files Cheesy

and support for Cryptsy will be in version 0.9 coming monday!

For now it looks like the release of monday will not be limited in any way, everything is tested and seem to work properly. I solved the last bugs reported yesterday and proceed with a final test and making it beta.

nwfella

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Well hello there!

So, once purchased the source-code is also available?

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Thank you for developing this. I am having quite a bit of fun with the current release. Looking forward to the next one.

Best Regards,

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Quote from: San1ty on October 17, 2013, 06:24:02 AM

Candlesticks are always based on trades, not on bids and asks. But I definitely would really enjoy both to be available :-).

Also how do the bid and ask prices currently interact with your indicators?

When you calculate RSI is it on Bid or Ask or on the Midpoint?

The interaction with the indicators depends on the coin position. If you own coins and you are looking to sell them you need look at the current sell price. If the do not own the coins and you want to buy them you need to look to the buy price. So i use both prices for the indicator.

The RSI (and its calculation) is based on the buy price. The same applies to the moving averages, they are also based on the buy price. The buy price is the leading price for a currency, like you said, the candel chart are also based on the buy prices.

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Candlesticks are always based on trades, not on bids and asks. But I definitely would really enjoy both to be available :-).

Also how do the bid and ask prices currently interact with your indicators?

When you calculate RSI is it on Bid or Ask or on the Midpoint?

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I have never used my software is this way, but logic tells me it can be done. So i will update the amount of seconds to support longer periods.

A candle stick diagram can be added, however it is not as good you tell here. Of course it shows information like the high/low/open/close price but is does not show the current sell price. And to understand my software correctly you need to understand there are 2 prices at work on each currency. Otherwise mistakes can happen and i get a lot of people complaining because they to not understand it. Thats what i want to avoid. So initially a line diagram is used. But if a lot of people are asking me to use a candle diagram i am willing to add it. For me it is just important that every user really understand what is happening inside the software.

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When you are trading for a very long time (1 Year + of automated trading) it's often good to filter out all that noise. A lot of people trade on 15 minute intervals and even 1 day isn't surprising to me. It really depends on what you want to do with your trading strategy, do you want to scalp or do you want to ride the huge waves?

Candlesticks also offer a lot of advantages besides the chart being more readable:

- You aggregate data on a certain period (X Seconds up to X Days).
- You can let your indicators work on the Open, High, Low or Close of a candlestick instead of just a snapshot in time that you have now with the refresh interval
- A candlestick contains ALL data that happened in that period

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I do not see how this can be usefull. Settings the update timer so high will only result is missing good trade momentums. Or short: You will miss profits/earnings.

This does not mean the lower the better, but is means the more updates the better.

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Quote from: Stephan224 on October 16, 2013, 08:40:02 AM

At this moment i have no plans yet to support Kraken.com but i keep a eye on them. If the volume increases and i get a lot of requests for it i will have a look. But at this moment i rather go for Bitcoin.de then Kraken.com, because of the volume.

Can you add 1hr to the time update interval, I see the current max is 30mins. 1hr works better when "stacking" certain strategies.

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At this moment i have no plans yet to support Kraken.com but i keep a eye on them. If the volume increases and i get a lot of requests for it i will have a look. But at this moment i rather go for Bitcoin.de then Kraken.com, because of the volume.

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Quote from: Stephan224 on October 16, 2013, 06:04:36 AM

[..] In the near future you will see that i will add both Cryptsy and mcxNOW. So those to will come after the initial release. We are delayed on development of Cryptsy due slow communication to the exchange. But i already have approval of both Cryptsy and mcxNOW, so yes it will come but a little later then i hoped.

Any plans for Kraken.com? I know volume is low at the moment, since they just started out, but it looks like a promising platform.

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The simple trade bot will not support arbitrage, for this you need a different kind of trade bot. The only thing you can expect is inter-market trade signals. A signal from one exchange to responce to it on another. That is planned for the future as new feature to the indicators.

At the current moment my trade bot supports:
- Bitstamp
- BTC-e
- Camp BX

These will be available at the launch of version 0.9. In the near future you will see that i will add both Cryptsy and mcxNOW. So those to will come after the initial release. We are delayed on development of Cryptsy due slow communication to the exchange. But i already have approval of both Cryptsy and mcxNOW, so yes it will come but a little later then i hoped.

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Seen some good reviews and looking forward to buying it. One question, will there be support for cryptsy?

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I have seen some reviews on the net about this software and so far I am really impressed how easy it is. I am going to buy it in the near future, but there's one question commin to my mind after all of this. Is it possible to built in arbitrage? Since the software is working with two different exchange sites?

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To all Alpha testers: Can you please report all the bugs you may have found before friday the 18th? I am want to release the English beta of version 0.9.0 on monday the 21th.

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Quote from: Stephan224 on October 14, 2013, 12:01:05 PM

Quote from: San1ty on October 14, 2013, 10:30:18 AM

It might be an option (Checkbox: Allow Slippage) that you could configure in the application.

This is not as simple as you write it down. Adding an checkbox is easy, but making it work is a different story. As i said, i will have a look into this. Right now my focus is on version 0.9.

I fully appreciate how hard it is to write a trading bot.
With what I said, I definitely wasn't trying to say that it would be easy, just that it should be optional :-).

I look forward to trying out 0.9.

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"Also for a default strategy the most effective I have tried out recently on NASDAQ data was a combination of MACD and RSI (Only trade if both indicators signal a buy and sell if both indicators signal a sell). In the BTC rally of 2013 RSI would have indicated overbought but MACD would have confirmed the rally trend and you wouldn't have missed out on that epic rally. Then when MACD discovered a turn around, RSI would still be overbought and you would sell nearly at the top."
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Interesting you should post this, as I have been trying to do exactly this with the alpha .9 version. In theory .9 should be able to do this, but I am still learning it's ropes & do not have this "stacked" strategy functioning the way I want yet... will keep all posted...

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