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Title: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: Najska on September 21, 2014, 09:38:56 PM Hi,
I've been working on a blackbox trading engine for a while. It actually yields quite a lot of profit and everything is perfect, except for the exchange BTC-e. Their API simply sucks. They block API keys for no reason. Sometimes the server cancels a given order immediately after it's given. Their customer support also sucks. I asked their technical team about the problem, showing my code and telling about what happened. All they said was that the code seems OK. So, I am in search of a bitcoin exchange with a reliable trading API. Any advice? PS. Liquidity is also a concern since I am planning to play big in the near future. So it must also be one of the biggest exchanges. Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: Argwai96 on September 21, 2014, 11:19:27 PM Hi, I've been working on a blackbox trading engine for a while. It actually yields quite a lot of profit and everything is perfect, except for the exchange BTC-e. Their API simply sucks. They block API keys for no reason. Sometimes the server cancels a given order immediately after it's given. Their customer support also sucks. I asked their technical team about the problem, showing my code and telling about what happened. All they said was that the code seems OK. So, I am in search of a bitcoin exchange with a reliable trading API. Any advice? PS. Liquidity is also a concern since I am planning to play big in the near future. So it must also be one of the biggest exchanges. I have heard good things about Okcoin. I have heard they are much more geared towards algorithmic trading. I don't operate bots myself, so I can't really say more than that. But I've heard they are better than the western exchanges in that regard. They are also MUCH more liquid than BTCE. (I recommend okcoin.cn, not okcoin.com) Best of luck. :) Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: desticy on September 22, 2014, 03:23:17 AM Hi, I've been working on a blackbox trading engine for a while. It actually yields quite a lot of profit and everything is perfect, except for the exchange BTC-e. Their API simply sucks. They block API keys for no reason. Sometimes the server cancels a given order immediately after it's given. Their customer support also sucks. I asked their technical team about the problem, showing my code and telling about what happened. All they said was that the code seems OK. So, I am in search of a bitcoin exchange with a reliable trading API. Any advice? PS. Liquidity is also a concern since I am planning to play big in the near future. So it must also be one of the biggest exchanges. I have heard good things about Okcoin. I have heard they are much more geared towards algorithmic trading. I don't operate bots myself, so I can't really say more than that. But I've heard they are better than the western exchanges in that regard. They are also MUCH more liquid than BTCE. (I recommend okcoin.cn, not okcoin.com) Best of luck. :) My friends and I will apart from it forever. Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: joesmoe2012 on September 22, 2014, 04:30:55 AM Depends on what currencies you are trying to trade and you're algo's trading style.
Different exchanges for different strategies. Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: Najska on September 22, 2014, 09:43:55 AM I am trading only BTC/USD pair. The trading style is such that the bot generally makes at most three trades per day and at least one trade per three days. I don't need orderbook data; order history is enough. If there's a good alternative, I can think trading an other BTC/fiat pair, too.
Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: daybyter on September 27, 2014, 07:22:03 PM Use a lib to abstract from the actual API. So you can switch exchanges quickly.
Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: grandFX on September 28, 2014, 12:03:46 PM I am trading only BTC/USD pair. The trading style is such that the bot generally makes at most three trades per day and at least one trade per three days. I don't need orderbook data; order history is enough. If there's a good alternative, I can think trading an other BTC/fiat pair, too. where do you trading only btc/usd? i am trading only btc/usd and btc/eur on fxopen using metatrader platform. Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: Najska on September 28, 2014, 11:11:47 PM I am trading only BTC/USD pair. The trading style is such that the bot generally makes at most three trades per day and at least one trade per three days. I don't need orderbook data; order history is enough. If there's a good alternative, I can think trading an other BTC/fiat pair, too. where do you trading only btc/usd? i am trading only btc/usd and btc/eur on fxopen using metatrader platform. Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: GreenCoin22 on September 29, 2014, 04:21:48 AM I am trading only BTC/USD pair. The trading style is such that the bot generally makes at most three trades per day and at least one trade per three days. I don't need orderbook data; order history is enough. If there's a good alternative, I can think trading an other BTC/fiat pair, too. where do you trading only btc/usd? i am trading only btc/usd and btc/eur on fxopen using metatrader platform. Why not try LakeTrader (https://www.lakebtc.com/trader?currency=USD&locale=en)? Powered by TradingView. Just click the button and the order will be sent to our server in real time. Once accepted, it will show up in the Open Orders pane in real time. This function is extremely easy to use and it's a great tool for all users, especially those trade frequently. https://www.lakebtc.com/p/2644?locale=en Title: Re: What is the best exchange for algorithmic trading? Post by: Najska on September 29, 2014, 02:48:47 PM Why not try LakeTrader (https://www.lakebtc.com/trader?currency=USD&locale=en)? Powered by TradingView. Why isn't LakeTrader listed as an exchange in TradingView charts if it's powered by TradingView itself? |