Topic: I have come to the realization that the majority of the trading (Read 1281 times)
do you really need bots doing .0000001 trades? you call that helping out with stability? all that does is bottleneck the system with meaning-less trades.
Thanks.. Yes I know how to use Google... Was not sure if what comes up in the search is scams so was hopping some could recommend "Legit" ones.. But I am looking at the search results now..
Thanks.. Yes I know how to use Google... Was not sure if what comes up in the search is scams so was hopping some could recommend "Legit" ones.. But I am looking at the search results now..
where do you find "legit" info on how to learn about Trading Bots for Bitcoin?
A simple Google search. https://www.google.com/search?q=bitcoin+trading+bot&oq=bitcoin+trading+bot&aqs=chrome.0.57.2908j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
where do you find "legit" info on how to learn about Trading Bots for Bitcoin?
I am repeating everyone's answer so that it will add validity to the claim.
Bots are important for market stability.
I think it's generally a good thing that there are bots (based on how they work of course). They reduce the bid-ask spread or inter-exchange spreads.
if I was a programmer I would be trying to figure out a way to pick off the bots. if you had market makers or legit shorting you could do it.
Same is true for the stock market...
People have known this for awhile.
Some say without the bots the price would collapse.
Some say without the bots the price would collapse.
duh bitcoin.clarkmoody.com
in bitcoin are just BOTS. .0001 buys and sells and a few large purchases sprinkled in here and there. I dont know how you can get a true representation of the price with all this crap going on. If I had an exchange 2 decimal places and thats it.
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