Topic: margin terminal - over 25 spot and futures exchanges! Bots and more - page 67. (Read 268837 times)

Hi team, when shall we expect the release of the new version with other trading bots? Will these new features free of charges for old customers?

Such a nice product, than you so much

replied to you via pm.

All the best,

  Rene

Just to add more info from the author of this article. He has included his P/MV formula in the comments. See below:


The first point is just to use a timing strategy, like a SMA50 SMA20 crossover, for these bear markets. These are "noisy" when the lines are about to cross, so find a way to avoid trading in and out too often at that point (this is what I used the stochastic analysis for). If you do nothing else, this will save you a ton from unnecessary losses.

Next, the Metcalfe value of Bitcoin can be calculated with the following formula: Value = kN^2, where N is the number of average daily users (https://blockchain.info/charts/n-unique-addresses). The constant k is 4*10^-9 ... again, that's just derived from regression analysis done in October of 2016 and you could have slightly different values as long as you keep them constant.

Once you have the Metcalfe value of Bitcoin, just divide it into the price to get the P/MV. Lower P/MV is cheap, while higher is expensive. Historical average from 2011 is about 2.3 for Bitcoin, but it varies a lot from year to year, and that's why you'll want to use a moving average (e.g. SMA20, or EMA30, or Bollinger Bands, or whatever) to tell when it's moving too high or low on a narrower historical basis.

Then just use your "cheap" P/MV signals for buy-in points, and your price momentum indicator for exit points.

It might take a couple of hours to get all the info together, but you could build this in Excel.
That's pretty much it


--Seems like a pretty good EA Strategy to me. Hoping DEVs look into this as a possible addition to LEO!

Yes it's probably me not being familiar enough with the parameters. When i say stuck, for instance in a downward trend it buys but then can't sell, even though i have the max order life at 0.1 and min effective gain at -0.01, and the 'window' doesn't move. I thought that it being dynamic that it would move the same buy/sell limits with the average price, perhaps scaling it with volatility.

I won't post a screenshot yet since i've now changed the parameters. I'll test for longer since it's probz just the learning curve.

You have a happy, hungry and educated client-base, some detailed documentation would go a long way in satisfying that hunger (especially for trading noobs) and attract more sales.

Great support you people at Margin, even for us demo users

I work in SEO for a living, there's a growing interest in trading bots, especially of the cryptocurrency variety, 210 people per month on Google UK alone searching for 'bitcoin trading bot', i haven't looked at other countries yet or for other search-queries but with good marketing Leonardo sales would take off, PM me and i can show you some of my work and proof-of-work (pun completely intended!) and provide references if necessary.


Cheers, Gary.

then I was send the correct files, is a 3mb zip file. i'hope it's will help. and I remember Bitfinex have change the api several days ago ...

In your leonardo data folder ( ~/.leonardo or %appdata%\.leonardo depending on which OS you are

Hacky

^{@xhabit: can you mail us your logs to [email protected]? thanks!}

i'was send what I think are the log files ...

Your large quantity trades are exceeding the markets ability to cover them in one trade, so it takes several to execute the total amount traded. Reduce your quantities, expand to other pairs. Would likely be the same in actual trading.

Was just replying and see Rene from support replied confirming what i was going to say, there is not big enough inidividual orders to fill when leonArdo is buying or selling so therefore there are multiple orders at the same time.

Hi,

from looking at your screenshot the ADA market on Poloniex does not have enough liquidity to get you a better price.
Seems as you are buying and selling quite deep into the order book.

All the best,

  Rene

So why is the bot making so Many sell and buy trades? and thats just the demo im running to see how the BB bot works; i wish i had that many BTC

Nice BTC balance you got there.
As far as I know leonArdo is not capable of DCA, perhaps in the future it will be.

Is the bot trading like this for DCA?
https://imgur.com/a/xArCT

https://imgur.com/a/xArCT

Thanks for the link! Just started reading it.

All the best,

  Rene

Hi,

@hacky: are you seeing the same behavior in the same setup as well? Thanks for your detailed reports btw, these help a lot!
@xhabit: can you mail us your logs to [email protected]? thanks!

All the best,

  Rene

correct! After the Kraken upgrade it looks like their API became a lot more stable. Any news on the release will be announce here on the thread!

All the best,

  Rene

For those looking for a little trading action, I have found mArgin maker seems to do very well in a sideways market. Up until yesterday I was still absorbing losses from the downtrend which took a lot longer than I'd hoped but forward progress was almost continually being made. Today I am seeing a slight elevation in altcoin prices forcing some of the laggard coins to finally see a sell. It *is* difficult to find contentment in both thick and thin but anger and rage will never make you a dime.

Take this lull to sign up on another exchange. IE Binance, or study up on how the Fibonacci bands are applied to the market. 

Just keep it fun! 

yes please 

and

Cryptopia  + livecoin

Working on it. Testing it right now and will release it in one of the next releases.

All the best,

  Rene