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Title: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on March 14, 2013, 03:36:44 AM http://members.iinet.net.au/~mem2/arby.html
example: Code: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Currently the script is reports (as fast as possible) any arbitrage opportunities and uploads the report to my webspace. I will be extending this script to a trade bot later. Donations welcome, if you would like to buy the script for your own use etc the price is 1 btc / equiv in alt coins (price neg). I shall keep this service running for the foreseeable future. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: ralree on March 14, 2013, 03:54:54 AM Quote Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Quote if you would like to buy the script This does not compute.Update: I see, the .txt file updates. That makes more sense now. Using .txt is a bit misleading - thought it was a static file. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on March 14, 2013, 03:56:40 AM Quote Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Quote if you would like to buy the script This does not compute.Update: I see, the .txt file updates. That makes more sense now. Using .txt is a bit misleading - thought it was a static file. FREE service script for Sale. ;D Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on March 14, 2013, 03:57:32 AM This does not compute. Update: I see, the .txt file updates. That makes more sense now. Using .txt is a bit misleading - thought it was a static file. Im lazy, sue me :P I will wrap it up with html and a auto refresh later on :) Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on March 15, 2013, 09:06:42 AM converted to html, threaded the code, tidied up and added some more ARB's.
updates every ~10 seconds or quicker depending on lag between me and btc-e Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: Negcreep on March 16, 2013, 08:39:29 PM Thanks!
I'd be interested in the trade bot based on this. Free or not :) Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: Negcreep on March 17, 2013, 07:52:02 PM Also, Can I ask what the 'depth' value is?
Its all new to me. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: MeatPopsicle on March 18, 2013, 06:47:47 PM If I had to take a stab it would be what volume is available at those prices to arb.
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: EastcaostSix on April 09, 2013, 03:58:23 PM Is this site going to be updated? Seems to still be showing data from last wednesday.
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: clicksmoney on April 17, 2013, 01:36:30 PM No cronjobs to refresh it I take it.
Bump - any action OP? Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on April 29, 2013, 08:22:29 AM No cronjobs to refresh it I take it. Bump - any action OP? Hi mate, the pc hosting it was restarted recently and I manually kick it over. I'll bring it back online tonight :) Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: btc_lurker on April 29, 2013, 06:34:24 PM Do you calculate every possible aribtrage and show the 7 best ones, or do you calculate only those 7 ones shown ?
I really like the simplicity of the page. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on May 01, 2013, 03:56:12 AM Do you calculate every possible aribtrage and show the 7 best ones, or do you calculate only those 7 ones shown ? I really like the simplicity of the page. I only do the 7 shown, I have thought of only showing positive arb ops but it would result in the page being blank most of the time. Simiplicity is key, especially for a site that needs to refresh as often as arby does. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: theblazehen on May 02, 2013, 04:26:42 PM How am I supposed to read this?
Does Quote [ARB 1] 1 BTC = 98.802 USD = 30.52748776 LTC = 0.9855891 BTC - Depth: 0.1996 BTC mean BTC -> USD -> LTC -> BTC ?Also should the script not only show profitable trades? Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on May 03, 2013, 01:41:07 AM How am I supposed to read this? yes you read it from left to right.Does Quote [ARB 1] 1 BTC = 98.802 USD = 30.52748776 LTC = 0.9855891 BTC - Depth: 0.1996 BTC mean BTC -> USD -> LTC -> BTC ?Also should the script not only show profitable trades? No. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: theblazehen on May 03, 2013, 06:55:22 AM Thank you
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mrkent on May 03, 2013, 08:34:50 PM Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: Taccomc on May 04, 2013, 08:04:50 PM I would be interested in seeing xrp added to this
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: Taccomc on May 04, 2013, 08:08:40 PM can someone explain how you read the profit on this? I am not understanding. At first I thought the last column was going to show you the profit made.
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: theblazehen on May 05, 2013, 07:17:38 AM can someone explain how you read the profit on this? I am not understanding. At first I thought the last column was going to show you the profit made. It shows how much btc you will have at the end. If the number is larger than 1 then you will profit Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on May 06, 2013, 02:51:10 AM can someone explain how you read the profit on this? I am not understanding. At first I thought the last column was going to show you the profit made. It shows how much btc you will have at the end. If the number is larger than 1 then you will profit What Blazen said. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: NeonRonin on May 12, 2013, 02:01:54 PM Is it possible to color code the lines to show which is profitable and what isn't (Green = Good) (Red = Bad)?
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on May 13, 2013, 04:51:34 AM Is it possible to color code the lines to show which is profitable and what isn't (Green = Good) (Red = Bad)? Sure is, when I find some time to scratch myself I'll add something to that effect. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: theblazehen on December 23, 2013, 12:04:44 PM Hey, is this still active. If the dev has lost interest, I wouldn't mind taking over. I will of course still give all the money from selling the bot to the dev
Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: mem on January 15, 2014, 02:02:56 AM code is still available but I turned off the script to save on my local bandwidth.
I will update the code to include some of the newer altcoins and make a post. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: joesmoe2012 on January 15, 2014, 02:49:33 AM code is still available but I turned off the script to save on my local bandwidth. I will update the code to include some of the newer altcoins and make a post. Great, thanks. Once the code is updated, I can throw a copy on a VPS so there aren't bandwidth constrictions if wanted. Title: Re: arby.pl - free arbitrage calculator for BTC-e Post by: UNsTephenk on April 20, 2016, 06:38:38 PM I have created a custom script to calculate your profit from trading between two exchanges. You can customize the Buy and Sell price. The script also takes into account the transfer fees and Buy and sell fees. I plan on working on this script more but I want to see how much interest I receive. Would like to include:
I can't wait to here the feedback. http://theark.io/projects/btcarb/ (http://theark.io/projects/btcarb/) |