Topic: margin terminal - over 25 spot and futures exchanges! Bots and more - page 113. (Read 268864 times)

any chance to add Binance?

Hi,

just contact [email protected] and then we can just proceed as described.

All the best,

  Rene

Hi,

sorry but there is not much we can do about the way the exchanges act under heavy load.
We are monitoring the situation as well. We have to rely on their API and already do as much as possible to handle that the APIs somtimes act in a strange way.

All the best,

  Rene

This is the exact process I followed as well.

-Fred

The procedure I followed was to buy another single and tell them which exchange(s) to add. Best to contact support first to make sure what I am saying is valid.
http://www.marginsoftware.de/pricing.html

Bittrex has me throwing up my hands again today. So if you are running a boat load of pairs, might be best to leave the stopped ones stopped. I crashed yesterday after being up 11 days and 14 hours. The exchange just got too far behind (my greed). 

@ThomAB, turn off the "Go for it!" option to help somewhat. Saw your post while I was adding mine.

Y, Bittrex is getting like Poloniex in June.. 

Hey all

Wondering if there is an option to buy an ultra upgrade?

Need to move away from Bittrex as Margin Maker keeps placing more than one buy order per bot due to latency (I presume)

Thank you for all the assistance!

Super product!

The reason could be:
If you have a timeframe of "3 hours", then at a given time at night, the buy point has been evaluated as a "lowpoint", and therefore bought. And right after the bot purchased the coin fell. But given the 3 hours interval it was counted as a lowpoint. I havn't tried it yet, but ppl say, "set the min. eff margin negative", and the bot should sell off, and keep reevaluate until a new lowpoint is found ( Which could be a the bottom of the price drop).
^Anyone feel free to correct me, but this happend to me aswell the other day.

Sure, I could use x2go and so on (I'm on linux), but that would completely rend mobile useless, so in case of an emergency I might not be able to do anything at all. Having a native API would totally kill it!

One more question, I'm in demo mode and overnight the bot decided to place this buy (Bitfinex):
https://i.imgur.com/lwNeVSz.png

Why didn't it trail from 0.0181, the bet it did, down to 0.17436? I mean, bitfinex supports trailing stop (at least for sells?), or even the bot could be programmed to trail it. There's no green candle so maybe waiting until reaching the bottom would have been much better (indeed, 2.50% gains vs -0.83% loss)

Yes, the ultra purchase gives you access to all actual aviable exchanges. Dunno if new added exchanges are included on that.

You can run leonardo as often as you like, from as many computers and users as you want. As long as you only use one api key per exchange overall.

I wanna say, i have 3 licenses, for bitfinex, bittrex and poloniex, and i can start any leonardo on any machine as often as i like, as long as there is actually only one specific variant running for any specific exchange.

So no .. sadly no server/client behaviour (which i would really like anyways!;)).

But you can use vnc or other tools to have it run in the background and connect only when you want.... even on remote (virtual) boxes...

Greetins,

hacky

Hi there! I am considering buying the bot but I have one crucial question.

Could I run the bot in more than one PC? If so, could I run it simultaneously on both?
Otherwise, is there an API I can connect to remotely see the the bot status and start/stop it? (Granted the bot is running behind a static ip with API port open)

EDIT: One more question, paying for Ultra grants free access to all new markets? Or would I have to pay them individually once they are out?

Thank you

Replace it with something that doesn't trigger false positives all the time.
Crashes usually seem to occur when your internet is sheite or there are no resources available(RAM/CPU).
Either that or your exchange is going bonkers, which is happening quite a lot lately.

If you feel funky, set up a VPS with X2Go, costs 5 bucks a month and works like a charm.
There are a couple commands available that can keep your bot running after you disconnect, forgot their names.

I must say, this bot handles upswings or downswings terribly, and it's a massive heartache to see a 30% gain that the bot wasn't programmed to comprehend.

I really hope the coming update will bring change in that.

Yeah, sadly you need to have a somewhat fast and low latency internet connection for leonArdo to work really good.

My actual setup is now to have a dedicated atom/celereon SoC based itx machine with an actual ubuntu install on it. Running three separate leonArdo instances (they luckily share one ~/.leonardo folder w/o hassle), for each exchange a separate leonardo so to speak (i have 3 licenses).

And yeah i can confirm, that from time to time depending on congestion on your internet connection and / or on the exchange api, leonardo starts to get somewhat laggy....

Which is .... FUBAR .. especially on fast moving markets where you lose a lot of advantages from the software and a lot of trade opportunities too.

And that happens to me with a somewhat guaranteed stable 50:10MBit/s vdsl connection too.

On your uplink side, sadly leonArdo uses a _lot_ of bandwidth over time, there are tons of requests going between leonardo and the exchanges, multiplying per open pair.


So maybe try it on one exchange with just only one, two or maybe three open pairs to check if your internet connection might be the problem.

Regards.

hacky


P.s.: My plan just includes 50MBit/s downlink and 10MBit/s uplink, thanks to our FTTB install, my actual modem and connection is capable of easy 90,3MBit/s downlink and 31,2MBit/s uplink. Anyways, i have a 300GB/Month data cap, where leonardo _easily_ eats up at least 40~80GB/Mon of traffic in average.

P.p.s: I can confirm the random crashes/segfaults. After switching to ubuntu and having them run natively on that, they just segfault from time to time for no clear reason.

Sequential tabbing across fields and buttons does not seem to work in leonArdo. Is this because of the way the software is written? or can this feature eventually be implemented?

It would be nice to simply be able to hit Tab then Return to place an order instead of having to track the mouse curser from another screen over the Yes button. Speed can sometimes make or break a trade.

+1

I had the same experience with Bittrex. I believe the lag is API related to some extent.

I'm running in demo mode and have switched to Bitfinex... which is WAY better than my experience with leonArdo using the Bittrex API.

I would like the program to have the function of a trained stop loss. Let me explain, I put a purchase order at 0.1 and I want the program to automatically make a sales order when I have a 10% profit, but if I do not reach that 10% I want the value to be watched from 5% if it drops 1.5% of the maximum value, execute the sale order. I do not know if I explained well. I think it would be very useful

Thank's

AFAIK the whole support team (including Jonathan) has [email protected] available to them.
Bittrex has put dozens of pair into maintenance today as the whole world seems to have BTCMania.
They will make it right for you, they are a good bunch.

message for jonathan who texted me in the PM: i cant answer this site is really slow atm, the page keeps crashing. I also asked on email for a contact of you to be able to talk in private.
No one is answering tho.

also, the customer response to  my issues was this one:


Hi

As I said before, there is currently a problem with Bittrex and their API, so no one can place orders. This problem is on Bittrex's side and not leonArdos.


please send me some contact to talk with you jonathan as i cant in this forum's Pm.