I want you to introduce to the Trademinator. After getting tired of very difficult bots to configure because too many parameters and most of them not well documented, I took the call to code mine by focusing on the following:
- Easy configurations, out-of-the-box ready to work. Although it is ready to work, you might want to change some parameters. They are all documented, not only in the sample file but on the website.
- Opensource Framework: Trademinator is powered by the Trademinator Framework, a set of PHP classes ready to work and reusable for your own developments.
- Low-end computer ready: Trademinator has been developed in a little 2 GB RAM 32-bits ATOM laptop.
- Client/Server scheme: In order to help low-end computers, while trading actions are kept in the client-end, the server-end takes care of trading-calls (when to trade).
- Multi-platform: Trademinator will run on every platform where PHP5 or PHP7 has been ported.
https://trademinator.com/images/trademinator_open_source_client.png
https://youtu.be/7Az9Bf6fJSc
Elements
So far, Trademinator has the following elements (growing as we release new versions)
- Opensource Client: the one that takes trading calls.
- Director: it selects for you what pairs to monitor, and how often.
Some outstanding features of the Framework:
- Well organized: The framework is organized in a way that can be extensible
- Well documented: We are working to have some coding examples, in addition, that the source code is full of comments.
Want to try Trademinator?
Try it for 7 days!
After that, you can subscribe 1-time payment.
https://trademinator.com/osmembership.html?layout=pricingtable
Configuration
Easy. after you have downloaded https://trademinator.com/download.html the tarball, untar it. You will get a directory trademinator-xxx. Edit the following files:
- config.yaml: the main change you will need to do here is to set your API and Secret keys from Poloniex. For more customization, the website has all documentation about that.
- config.php: by default, all parameters are ready to rock, but you might want to change something
Execution
Once you have configured, in Linux you can type these commands (assuming PHP is already installed):
cd trademinator-x.x.x
if you want only to trade a specific pair:
while true; do php client/trader.php -f client/config.yaml -p USDT_BCH; done
This will tell Trademinator to trade on the USDT_BCH pair.
if you want to use the director and let it select what trades to trade:
while true; do php client/director.php -f client/config.yaml ; done
This will tell the Director to call Trademinator using its priority queues to monitor pairs that are more likely to have a trading opportunity. The YAML config file has other options, all documented on the website. You can tell the Director to monitor specific pairs regardless if they are good or not (good if you are mining), you can exclude some pairs (good to void cross pair trading, per example USDT_BTC, and BTC_ pairs)
What is the website?
https://trademinator.com/
Support?
Yes of course. There are some ways:
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/trademinator/
Telegram: http://t.me/trademinator
The better trading days are coming