Topic: [WTS] MTGOX Bot (Read 2808 times)

I was referring to the bot in the posted link that has a strikingly similar marketing story to yours.

You did not claim to have backtested your bot. The other bot made a claim.

Oh sorry, it was Clipse who said that, I thought it was you.  My mistake.

Ok, so it allows you to buy and sell minute by minute - how does this differ from what MtGox offers?  I'm honestly curious.

I never said I made poker bots I said I botted with the game runescape.  I did state that this keeps constant watch on the price of bitcoins allowing you to buy and sell not day by day or hour by hour but minute by minute... That allows you to buy and sell making you little money at each deal but alot in the long run.



I never once said I backtested since june of last year... I have been using and tweaking this for the past 7 months roughly... And I heard one of those bots that were listed was a scam...

I, too, come from a poker botting background and I am fairly familiar with the bots out there.  I also ran a service for remote botting to select clientele to obfuscate IP addresses to run 30 or 40 tables at once.  Can you tell me what bot(s) you had a hand in, because I can easily verify the information.  I jumped ship when FTP stole my accounts and several thousand dollars of bot winnings and took up bitcoin mining.  

Max is swimming around these forums, but I don't think it's really MiM... just someone who appropriated his name.  

But, there was a question posed awhile back which was never adequately answered I don't think - what does this bot do that you can't already do in MtGox's Buy/Sell option, since you can put orders in for coins you don't have, etc... and at whatever price you want.

Nice find.  same story.  at the return on the screenshot.

There is no such bot that is effective over any length of time. The algorithm in such a bot will prove extremely ineffective and will lose money.

And, what a crock of shit that the bot was "properly backtested" against BTC/USD in June/July of last year. Not enough data points to be valid. (still not really enough today!)

And? If you read my post in newbie forum called "hey all" I explained why I did not impliment the MTGOX API... I do not have to implement it to make a good bot, infact I have tried to do so but I couldnt so I have made a better bot than that which I did when I tried implementing the API. Also bitscalper was a scam so dont try putting scams in here and say they are a reputable source.

Related:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-bot-28268


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitbot-a-simple-current-mt-gox-only-trading-bot-in-python-10065
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-custom-mtgox-api-trading-bot-limited-release-65365
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-first-automated-bitcoin-trading-tool-legit-stuff-57406
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/automated-day-trading-11266

Dude I have been selling programs I have made for longer than you have been searching forums of any kind. There is no red flags, that you speak of. If you know anything you know that any virus scan will show anything that will send your password to me and will flag it as a keylogger. Holding back a string of code is not suspect. Also if I close this post that is not another "red flag" it shows that I am getting tired of the bull shit that everyone is spewing and I will keep it for myself....


If you make a post that you are selling a xbl membership code and people start calling you a scammer for no reason and you see that no one is going to buy it, and then you delete the post. It is not a "red flag". The same goes for me....

So please if your not going to buy then please insulting me and my character.

squash the mt gox economy?  

I think we both thought you meant the mtgox auth source code. However, any lack of source code is suspect. There are other ways to enforce software licensing than closing source code.


This is the one of the other most common red flags.

Again, it's not that we don't like the offer - it's just a very hard-to-trust offer, and, just as I would have to do to make any offer on this forum, as a Jr. Member, you're going to have to go out of your way to become trusted. I'm not sure that's something worth taking as an offense.

(FWIW, if a Sr. Member of this board posted such an offer, I'd have the same response about the bot! - but the general trust issue would be less, right?)

I'd be interested in it, would like to see some screenshots/proof/etc first though before I sent any BTC.

do you guys realize that if I gave you the auth code then you could freely distribute the bot after you get it? that would mean I would then get no more cash and the mtgox economy would then be squashed... you need to think about this before you post. I already said that if you dont believe it then you dont have to buy it. Its simple. Buy the bot or dont. Its 10 bitcoins.... thats nothing. That is less than a days work for most of you.


I am about to just delete my first post and just say screw it and keep it for myself and 2 IRL friends.

ah yeah. The only source you don't get is the auth? red flag.

Nevertheless, you have not even suggested the system that the bot uses, so there is no way to evaluate the claims you're making about the bot. at the very least I'd need to evaluate the trading methodology, and honestly i'd have to be able to backtest the bot somehow before wanting to spend money on it.

If you were to do as ataranlen suggests, you should also have the respected member run a backtest on it so we can see the theoretical historical performance of the bot. If you cannot do this, or do not know what one is, I suggest that no sane person should allow that bot access to their money.

Without reviewing 100% of the code and without understanding the nature of the bot, it's asking to throw money away (whether to you, or as most ForEx traders, just to the market

A quote from Steve Hopwood who builds many ForEx bots:
http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=128

His points are for a freely downloadable (w/ source) MT4 EA (bot). These equally apply to any bot, even if it cost you 5000BTC

I would like you to succeed, but I hope that you understand that "ForEx bot" is widely recognized as financial-speak for "scam" all over the internet - it's not anything personal.

furthmore, In my reading of the forums, it is almost always the case that the person who gets upset and defensive when people pop up in a thread warning of potential scams, that the user in question has been later determined to be a scammer. I may have only signed up recently, but, check the logs - I read A LOT.

I would highly recommend that you consider the advice of the more senior members of the forum if you'd like your offers to be taken seriously. trusting a piece of software with access to money is serious, and people are definitely interested in trading bots (this week, for realz!)

No one is trying to suggest that you're trying to be dishonest, or a scammer. behaviors and products raise red flags. If you are not the person that the red flag is about, then you'll have no trouble at all helping people trust you more

I've seen more than enough malware to know you can't always trust what your AV says.

Also, What good does the MD5 do unless multiple people buy it? Its not like the MD5 is posted along with your download on some trusted site, is it?

It's not stupid, I'm just suggesting what you should do to build some credibility. And it's not that I don't like what you're trying to sell, I just don't have any good reason to trust you yet.

I highly recommend you run this in a VM for the first time. Also any antivirus would pick up the program as a keylogger if it sends your login info to me. So stop posting stupid posts if you don't like what I am trying to sell. I will also send the Md5 along with it.

So you take out the part of the code that sends the login info to yourself? Great! Still seems really suspicious! I suggest partnering with one of the respected members of the forum and allow them to review your entire source code and test out the bot to determine its validity.

The thing is, the bot is being sold with the source code. Well actually with 1 part taken out, the auth system so it cannot be circumvented. The bot is easily done but highly affective. The reason that it is better than you buying and selling yourself is that it will buy faster and sell faster than you can do yourself. It also works when your not on, if your computer is on.

Also I come from building bots for games and then selling them. I think i am able to be compensated alittle bit for my bots. One part of the deal when buying the bot is making a post and give me a little bit of praise so I can start to earn more respect on my own.

Also its a small price to pay, and if I was a scammer then I would be banned after the first sale. 10 bitcoins are a small price to pay to ban a scammer and then make fun of him/me. But if it is real then its a small price to pay for a bot to do quick sales on mtgox.


So its up to you... I am just posting to sell the 8 bots. I dont care if you think I am scamming. The first person to buy will see and then you will all be put in your places.

Don't think a 1400% gain has been possible for over a year, if it was possible then. Haven't done the math...

I have yet to see a ForEx bot for sale that was cheap, and not a scam.

What's the W/L ratio? Show me a backtest over the last 24 months, and show some non-falsified ledgers with proof of performance. I wouldn't want it for Gox, I'd want it for bitcoinica but then I want ot know What's the bot's worst recorded drawdown?

If a guy writes a good bot, it's usually given away for free. If a guy writes an awesome bot, it's bloody expensive. USD$45? LOLOLOL!

If I'm a guy who wrote a ForEx bot, know what else I'm probably not gonna do? Sell you the bot with the source code!

Flipside of that?  If anyone thinks they're going to sell a bot w/o source code on this forum, I think they're high. I'm sure as hell not giving you the keys to my money without knowing exactly what your code does.

There are a few bot threads going. I'm looking at hacking up the chrome browser based bot that's going around. I'm also looking at a couple python bots.

I have seen one or two bot offers here that looked like potentially real product. I want to say they wanted more on the lines of BTC1000-1500 That's much more sensible.

(selling trading tools is considerably less risky than using them!!! - not unlike selling mining rigs is much less risky than mining)

Even if the OP is a real and true offer, the bot is exceptionally unlikely to be so. No amount of rep or number of posts would get me to bite on such an opportunity. ForEx bots are one of the scams du jour.

  I can do that on MtGoX buy or sell at any price. You can enter the price and amount to sell an than the same to buy you don't even have to have enough funds until the price and amount are met so whats so smart about that bot?

I doubt I can trust a guy with 10 posts that claims that has a bot, with no proof, that earns money at a 14:1 rate by trading. I would ask for escrow at least, and run it sandboxed inside a VM.