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leonArdo@margin

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Quote from: hackbyte on January 03, 2018, 10:36:01 AM

A happy new year everyone. Wink

I'm wondering, if it is already known why the newer 3.7.x versions are painfully slow on bitfinex while the older 3.6 releases are running fine and smooth after the websocket implementation.

I'm on the road actually with only one laptop and have only bitfinex with 4 pairs open ... but i mentioned that problem with the 3.7.x earlier and was told by a user that using the older version would fix it, which i can confirm.

SADLY, the version-numbers are _nowhere_ visible except for the login screen (and now from the new about dialog, which lacks the build number - and so fix level - at all). So .. .yeah .. on my linux box at home i have a nice sorted ~/opt/leonardo-linux-x.x.x-bNNNNNNNN/ set of dirs where i can use more then one version in parallel for best performance but....

That does not work on windows installs, and it is a bad and sloppy hack anyways...

Any news so far? As a customer, i would prefer that all hickups in existing exchange APIs get sorted out before new APIs are added, but well, i can see the need to increase the number of useable exchanges....... ymmv Wink

Later today we will release a patch release which re-enables websockets for some connections which had be reverted to REST calls for stability fixes. So that should speed things up again.
We would also like to catch all hickups beforehand, but this is just not possible to a 100% as APIs do not alway act as documented and especially when exchanges are under high load can act erratic.

All the best,

Rene

leonArdo@margin

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Quote from: jproxer on January 03, 2018, 08:18:02 PM

Hello,

I am really interested in buying the software but except the video with margin maker is there any other guide for newbies? I already tried demo, with one pair and it seems to make profits but there are a lot of options that I don’t understand... Undecided

thanks!

Regards

P.S The help tooltips don't actually show up properly, the text always get's cut off, so I can't understand what each of the options are. (Demo run in win 10 64bit)

We are working on an new website with more and better tutorial videos which is due soon.
You can also have a look at the community slack channel https://leonardough-slack.herokuapp.com or look for 3rd party tutorial videos on Youtube.

All the best,

Rene

leonArdo@margin

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Quote from: edoe on January 04, 2018, 04:30:35 AM

Quote from: hackbyte on January 03, 2018, 10:36:01 AM

A happy new year everyone. Wink

I'm wondering, if it is already known why the newer 3.7.x versions are painfully slow on bitfinex while the older 3.6 releases are running fine and smooth after the websocket implementation.

I'm on the road actually with only one laptop and have only bitfinex with 4 pairs open ... but i mentioned that problem with the 3.7.x earlier and was told by a user that using the older version would fix it, which i can confirm.

SADLY, the version-numbers are _nowhere_ visible except for the login screen (and now from the new about dialog, which lacks the build number - and so fix level - at all). So .. .yeah .. on my linux box at home i have a nice sorted ~/opt/leonardo-linux-x.x.x-bNNNNNNNN/ set of dirs where i can use more then one version in parallel for best performance but....

That does not work on windows installs, and it is a bad and sloppy hack anyways...

Any news so far? As a customer, i would prefer that all hickups in existing exchange APIs get sorted out before new APIs are added, but well, i can see the need to increase the number of useable exchanges....... ymmv Wink

Greetings,

hacky

Hey hacky, I can also confirm this bitfinex constantly disconnects the more bots/ pairs you have running the more it seems to disconnect.

Hopefully they fix it soon (whether it be bitfinex websocket issue or leonardos)

We hear ya. Later today there will be a patch release which re-enables websockets for bitfinex which should solve that.

All the best,

Rene

leonArdo@margin

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Quote from: rizingphoenix on January 03, 2018, 08:41:01 PM

Hey Rene, do you know when the new updated version with Binance will happen?

We are intensely working on it, but can't give a certain release date.
One thing about exchange APIs that we learned is that they are all full of surprises.

All the best,

Rene

Amaralluis

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Quote from: leonArdo@margin on January 04, 2018, 11:29:31 AM

Quote from: jproxer on January 03, 2018, 08:18:02 PM

Hello,

I am really interested in buying the software but except the video with margin maker is there any other guide for newbies? I already tried demo, with one pair and it seems to make profits but there are a lot of options that I don’t understand... Undecided

thanks!

Regards

P.S The help tooltips don't actually show up properly, the text always get's cut off, so I can't understand what each of the options are. (Demo run in win 10 64bit)

Thanks for getting in touch.

One thing you can try is to adapt the font size in the settings. Then try again and it should work!

Best wishes,
Jonathan

That doesnt help Jon,
The text gets truncated randomly no matter what the font size is.

leonArdo@margin

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Activity: 1988

Merit: 1008

Quote from: jproxer on January 03, 2018, 08:18:02 PM

Hello,

I am really interested in buying the software but except the video with margin maker is there any other guide for newbies? I already tried demo, with one pair and it seems to make profits but there are a lot of options that I don’t understand... Undecided

thanks!

Regards

P.S The help tooltips don't actually show up properly, the text always get's cut off, so I can't understand what each of the options are. (Demo run in win 10 64bit)

Thanks for getting in touch.

One thing you can try is to adapt the font size in the settings. Then try again and it should work!

Best wishes,
Jonathan

sickfancy

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Quote from: jproxer on January 03, 2018, 08:18:02 PM

P.S The help tooltips don't actually show up properly, the text always get's cut off, so I can't understand what each of the options are. (Demo run in win 10 64bit)

I have similar problem with this too. Couldn't fully understand the explanation of couple of tools due to this.

Also, TSSL implementation would be great in next release.

While I'm running this bot now and already earned more that cost of leonArdo bot after a couple of days, I found myself purchasing another bot with more features but also much more expensive.

edoe

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Quote from: hackbyte on January 03, 2018, 10:36:01 AM

A happy new year everyone. Wink

I'm wondering, if it is already known why the newer 3.7.x versions are painfully slow on bitfinex while the older 3.6 releases are running fine and smooth after the websocket implementation.

I'm on the road actually with only one laptop and have only bitfinex with 4 pairs open ... but i mentioned that problem with the 3.7.x earlier and was told by a user that using the older version would fix it, which i can confirm.

SADLY, the version-numbers are _nowhere_ visible except for the login screen (and now from the new about dialog, which lacks the build number - and so fix level - at all). So .. .yeah .. on my linux box at home i have a nice sorted ~/opt/leonardo-linux-x.x.x-bNNNNNNNN/ set of dirs where i can use more then one version in parallel for best performance but....

That does not work on windows installs, and it is a bad and sloppy hack anyways...

Any news so far? As a customer, i would prefer that all hickups in existing exchange APIs get sorted out before new APIs are added, but well, i can see the need to increase the number of useable exchanges....... ymmv Wink

Greetings,

hacky

Hey hacky, I can also confirm this bitfinex constantly disconnects the more bots/ pairs you have running the more it seems to disconnect.

Hopefully they fix it soon (whether it be bitfinex websocket issue or leonardos)

rizingphoenix

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Hey Rene, do you know when the new updated version with Binance will happen?

jproxer

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Hello,

I am really interested in buying the software but except the video with margin maker is there any other guide for newbies? I already tried demo, with one pair and it seems to make profits but there are a lot of options that I don’t understand... Undecided

thanks!

Regards

P.S The help tooltips don't actually show up properly, the text always get's cut off, so I can't understand what each of the options are. (Demo run in win 10 64bit)

DarthKegRaider

newbie

Activity: 20

Merit: 0

Hey LeonArdo team,

Just a quick "heads up", my phone took a rather nasty death yesterday and I need to replace it. Ordinarily this wouldn't bother me too much, but I have the Google two factor authentication enabled so am stressing a little if the whole transfer comes across. I cannot find the backup code that i screenshotted, which makes the nerves more uneasy. I did find my Steam and Battlenet one, so that's something i guess

. I did read on the google site that you can transfer by pressing the pencil icon on the new phone attached to your account, however, I don't see the option to perform these actions on my tablet (wifi). Yet to buy the phone, also unsure what I want yet.

If I need to go the entire "Reset" 2FA route, are you guys able to transfer my key/secret to the same market api's for me? I know that getting the markets to reset 2FA can take days also.
Anyone else suffered from a similar fate? Am i worried for nothing?

TIA,

DKR

p3ppymon

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Activity: 700

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Is anyone else experiencing the bot crashing more often than it used to do before? Since the last couple of updates, the stability of the bot is not robust as before. I must say that I am currently not performing any trade with leonArdo. Please help.

thebigshort111

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Quote from: KDoge on January 03, 2018, 03:23:08 AM

Quote from: money4good on January 02, 2018, 09:38:19 PM

Hi Rene and team. Recent purchaser and very happy with the product so far. Thanks!

I’m running into an issue on Poloniex though, where I will start a MM bot and it will place the first order appropriately. I will go back a little while later and the bot is still running but there is no active order anymore, as if it is having trouble during the 6 minute cycling cancelling and replacing old orders. I have to stop the bot and restart it for a new order to finally place again. Do you have a suggestion?

Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think what you're dealing with is a common problem that new users run into when using the MM bot. When you select the funds to trade with on the slider, it is likely that you are using all of your funds. The problem comes when the bot has to make price adjustments. For example, the bot is asked to buy 1 BTC at $15000, and when the price jumps up to $16000, it requires more funds in order to purchase that 1 BTC. So because all funds are being used, it is unable to dynamically adjust the price. I think the Margin Software team is aware of this, and will implement a solution down the road.

Quick Solution: Don't trade with your entire balance. Just leave some so the bot can make adjustments.

I'm using the Demo with the MM bot on Poloniex as well, and I can assure you that the issue is not using all the funds. Two points: 1.) I'm buying with only about 25% of the available funds so the prices should adjust with not issue whatsoever. 2.) This should not be an issue when selling, yet the sell points get skipped right over even as the price rises (sale never takes place)

The demo currently does some funky calculations with fund balances so there may be an underlying issue with the demo that renders the bots somewhat useless. That said, I have spent a LOT of time with the demo trying to get accurate results, but outside of it serving as a chart with some overlays on it, the latest version has not worked for me as a trading bot (albeit a demo one) - The last version seemingly worked fine tracking and adjusting the prices as the market moved.

hackbyte

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Doing cryptocurrency stuff since 2010.

Quote from: money4good on January 03, 2018, 10:04:14 AM

Quote from: money4good on January 03, 2018, 09:49:51 AM

Quote from: KDoge on January 03, 2018, 03:23:08 AM

Quote from: money4good on January 02, 2018, 09:38:19 PM

Hi Rene and team. Recent purchaser and very happy with the product so far. Thanks!

I’m running into an issue on Poloniex though, where I will start a MM bot and it will place the first order appropriately. I will go back a little while later and the bot is still running but there is no active order anymore, as if it is having trouble during the 6 minute cycling cancelling and replacing old orders. I have to stop the bot and restart it for a new order to finally place again. Do you have a suggestion?

Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think what you're dealing with is a common problem that new users run into when using the MM bot. When you select the funds to trade with on the slider, it is likely that you are using all of your funds. The problem comes when the bot has to make price adjustments. For example, the bot is asked to buy 1 BTC at $15000, and when the price jumps up to $16000, it requires more funds in order to purchase that 1 BTC. So because all funds are being used, it is unable to dynamically adjust the price. I think the Margin Software team is aware of this, and will implement a solution down the road.

Quick Solution: Don't trade with your entire balance. Just leave some so the bot can make adjustments.

You are absolutely right. That seems to be the issue. Thanks for the tip!

Maybe a simple fix would be a slider that’s based on percentage of available funds instead of a hard number of shares.

Heh ... the sliders already have the abillity to set a minimum+safe amount for trades (just compare what you can set as minimal manual order and what you can set as minimum order size for the bots). Adding another safety-range for maximum amounts seems to be an interesting idea. I usually tell a bot to sell the maximum (full) balance if i have some alts and need to get back in market when the prices dropped to much in a specific timeframe or so. (i'm not so much a hodler at all. Wink

)

Maybe there could even be a nice way to visually show if you are in or over the limits by turning parts of the slider red or so. Like on rpm gauges or so. *smile*

Greetings,

hacky

JorisLit

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Activity: 8

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Quote from: leonArdo@margin on January 03, 2018, 05:39:17 AM

Quote from: embrance on January 03, 2018, 04:53:57 AM

Quote from: seldem on January 02, 2018, 04:05:05 PM

Quote from: parakinparakon on January 02, 2018, 02:26:56 PM

If anyone has a good strategy for setting up the bot and can share it with the rest of us i would like it.

+1

Thats whayt IO asked too,maybe some general guidelines.

To discuss the community slack channel might be a good place: https://leonardough-slack.herokuapp.com/

All the best,

Rene

Very nice place for information..thanks guys

hackbyte

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Activity: 282

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Doing cryptocurrency stuff since 2010.

A happy new year everyone. Wink

I'm wondering, if it is already known why the newer 3.7.x versions are painfully slow on bitfinex while the older 3.6 releases are running fine and smooth after the websocket implementation.

I'm on the road actually with only one laptop and have only bitfinex with 4 pairs open ... but i mentioned that problem with the 3.7.x earlier and was told by a user that using the older version would fix it, which i can confirm.

SADLY, the version-numbers are _nowhere_ visible except for the login screen (and now from the new about dialog, which lacks the build number - and so fix level - at all). So .. .yeah .. on my linux box at home i have a nice sorted ~/opt/leonardo-linux-x.x.x-bNNNNNNNN/ set of dirs where i can use more then one version in parallel for best performance but....

That does not work on windows installs, and it is a bad and sloppy hack anyways...

Any news so far? As a customer, i would prefer that all hickups in existing exchange APIs get sorted out before new APIs are added, but well, i can see the need to increase the number of useable exchanges....... ymmv Wink

Greetings,

hacky

money4good

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Activity: 56

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Quote from: money4good on January 03, 2018, 09:49:51 AM

Quote from: KDoge on January 03, 2018, 03:23:08 AM

Quote from: money4good on January 02, 2018, 09:38:19 PM

Hi Rene and team. Recent purchaser and very happy with the product so far. Thanks!

I’m running into an issue on Poloniex though, where I will start a MM bot and it will place the first order appropriately. I will go back a little while later and the bot is still running but there is no active order anymore, as if it is having trouble during the 6 minute cycling cancelling and replacing old orders. I have to stop the bot and restart it for a new order to finally place again. Do you have a suggestion?

Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think what you're dealing with is a common problem that new users run into when using the MM bot. When you select the funds to trade with on the slider, it is likely that you are using all of your funds. The problem comes when the bot has to make price adjustments. For example, the bot is asked to buy 1 BTC at $15000, and when the price jumps up to $16000, it requires more funds in order to purchase that 1 BTC. So because all funds are being used, it is unable to dynamically adjust the price. I think the Margin Software team is aware of this, and will implement a solution down the road.

Quick Solution: Don't trade with your entire balance. Just leave some so the bot can make adjustments.

You are absolutely right. That seems to be the issue. Thanks for the tip!

Maybe a simple fix would be a slider that’s based on percentage of available funds instead of a hard number of shares.

money4good

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Activity: 56

Merit: 1

Quote from: KDoge on January 03, 2018, 03:23:08 AM

Quote from: money4good on January 02, 2018, 09:38:19 PM

Hi Rene and team. Recent purchaser and very happy with the product so far. Thanks!

I’m running into an issue on Poloniex though, where I will start a MM bot and it will place the first order appropriately. I will go back a little while later and the bot is still running but there is no active order anymore, as if it is having trouble during the 6 minute cycling cancelling and replacing old orders. I have to stop the bot and restart it for a new order to finally place again. Do you have a suggestion?

Thanks and keep up the good work.

I think what you're dealing with is a common problem that new users run into when using the MM bot. When you select the funds to trade with on the slider, it is likely that you are using all of your funds. The problem comes when the bot has to make price adjustments. For example, the bot is asked to buy 1 BTC at $15000, and when the price jumps up to $16000, it requires more funds in order to purchase that 1 BTC. So because all funds are being used, it is unable to dynamically adjust the price. I think the Margin Software team is aware of this, and will implement a solution down the road.

Quick Solution: Don't trade with your entire balance. Just leave some so the bot can make adjustments.

You are absolutely right. That seems to be the issue. Thanks for the tip!

leonArdo@margin

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Quote from: embrance on January 03, 2018, 04:53:57 AM

Quote from: seldem on January 02, 2018, 04:05:05 PM

Quote from: parakinparakon on January 02, 2018, 02:26:56 PM

If anyone has a good strategy for setting up the bot and can share it with the rest of us i would like it.

+1

Thats whayt IO asked too,maybe some general guidelines.

To discuss the community slack channel might be a good place: https://leonardough-slack.herokuapp.com/

All the best,

Rene

leonArdo@margin

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Activity: 1988

Merit: 1008

Quote from: thebigshort111 on January 02, 2018, 11:04:52 PM

Quote from: leonArdo@margin on January 02, 2018, 09:08:51 AM

Funds not updating correctly in the Demo version

Please take care that the funds are not updating correctly in the demo version of leonArdo. We are working on a fix for this.

Best wishes,
Jonathan

Any idea when this issue will be resolved? - I've been using the demo for a few days and am getting outrageous fund amounts.

Also, I would already be sold if Leonardo supported GDAX (seeing that it is has largest US marketcap of bitcoin/etherium/litecoin (combined) and ranks much higher than several of the exchanges you currently support. Seems like a solid business move to support it.

One last thing... Having a strategy that the user can link to an indicator of his/her choosing would be VERY beneficial. If you really want to be unique in your space, then having the framework allow for the user to build their own strategy would prove invaluable.

We are working on it and the fix should be out soon!
GDAX is high on the list but Binance will probably be released first.
Also new strategies based on the indicators will find their way in the next releases.

All the best,

Rene

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