While people get rekt both ways, we earn passive income. +72% in 24 Hours.8 SPOTS LEFT What happend here bro. You went from 10k+ $ trades with your bot to... 10$ + trades ? Get woke go broke? |
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Might want to seek out to Fiverr or another forum where there are a bit more freelancers specialized in the bot/coding language/skills you're looking for. I doubt you'll find someone with the right skillset, (and what i really mean is cost-effectiveness) easily here, sure, more senior members can probably do this, but it'll probably come at a massive premium..
Anyway, that's just my two cents.
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I'm going to rehash some of the things i've said before about him. Of course, he could have found the magic formula to profit. a sophisticated AI Engine. Time will learn and prove me wrong, but for now i think he's a fraud. Observe the following points:
###1 First quote of him stating the 495% ROI: Is not like they are all dumb, just superficial. This guy could easily hand over my thread and download the full 2 year data and trade history of the 495%roi and verify for itself.
Damn he could even access the demo account via api key and see the trades. YET he's sorry but indeed i'm simply looking to scam people.
#2 In my thread you have access to data and trading account. GO and prove that im running a shady business. Otherwise, silence is a better option. And as always, let me decide what is and isn't for me.
#3 Because, obviously, JSON files aren't fakeable.. #4 Yup 600+ trades over a period of 20 months are just "a few" Grin
#5 If the explanation i gave you seems random, you should think about why it feels random to you. because you can't understand it.
WHY DON'T YOU CHECK MY THREAD AND FIND THE GODDAMN API KEY YOU ARE ASKING FOR ? BECAUSE IS RIGHT THERE!!!!
#6  This is just false. He never offered access to ANY of the data listed in the JSON file. Instead; the API key renders a couple small trades which aren't indicative of anything. The risk taken for these trades and the doubling down martingale strategy might very well not be worth it, but with such a low n size it's simply not known yet. Compare it with martingale betting. with 1 million satoshis you can bet 1, 2, 4, 8, before losing your money.
###2 The api key debacle: 
###3 Backgrounds don't match. User was doing italian translations for pennies less than 6 months ago -- suddenly he is a highly specialized quantum bot developer? My ass.
Not to mention that it just doesn't make sense. If his stats were actually real, any bank/developer who specializes in these things would've hired him. Don't be stupid. 495% returns?
Of course, i'd love to be proven wrong. I adjudge him all the profits in the world-- but when these profits actually come from defrauding his "investors" such as other HFT "bots" did in the past, of course i'm going to call him out on it. Things always go right until they don't. In an uptrend market (such as right now), you can make a hundred shit trades and get away with it by just waiting for Bitcoin to go up and call it a "prediction". |
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You can't just make 20 small trades and call it a win.. That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works. All those wins can be ascribed to pure luck, and prove, in statistical terms, absolutely nothing. 4. Arakne's last trade was on 13th September, a nice 1.7%. If she didn't trade during this period is because some of her anti-manipulation function triggered and is waiting for the perfect opportunty to enter and start her marketmaking in a safe enough range. Safe is SLOW! That's how this bot has 96.5% win rate.
No, that's not how this bot has a 96.5% "winrate" That is simply due to the fact that you double down whenever a buy order goes under water. You're applying the martingale strategy with your funds, and, most importantly, simply waiting for Bitcoin to recover. Anyone can do that themselves. They absolutely do not need you for that. 4. Arakne's last trade was on 13th September, a nice 1.7% such an obvious lie. These are actually the last trades { orderID: '3b2efbe3-d1b0-1027-0274-2b8630fdac4d',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-13T13:29:10.064Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 202,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10324 },
{ orderID: 'f8f5f4f8-f1e7-d49b-dea4-63b6147982d6',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-13T14:02:31.552Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 96,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10314 },
{ orderID: '87b6f0f0-3611-d800-0257-82605ac1ccb5',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-13T14:02:49.812Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 46,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10304 },
{ orderID: '300b08b2-e1af-99c3-627f-2eaeeeca34bf',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-13T14:15:36.991Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 45,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10292 },
] And they're currently at a loss of ~150 dollar price points. You failed to predict the market, and now you're simply waiting for Bitcoin to recover before closing your trade..... You can only do this so many times before an actual crash liquidates you, or at the very least suffer severe losses.. Again- i refer to reggiebot, where the exact same strategies lead to the liquidation of the entire userbase. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5025195.402. How can you even think to make 100k trades in a few hours when backtest data says 600 trades in 20 months? This bot is a market maker which is severely limited from trading during manipulations. You probably don't believe in market manipulations either, nor how they are very common and used to create liquidity in critical areas. I could go deeper into the mechanics but you would just say that i'm typing strong keywords at random like always.
Or referring to your imaginary trades. |
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User has already made fraudulent claims about his returns. Claiming that they are verifiable, while in reality, they're non-existing, made up.
Not to mention that his bot is of course a complete farce, but, we've seen it before, people think these things are actually real and working, and will just mindlessly throw their BTC at it.
(Referring to ReggieBOT which was the exact same thing. - all users got liquidated a month or so later.)
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Hi all
Looking at converting my bitrex bot to poloniex but the poloniex buy array does not have a [success] element to know if the purchase succeeded.
How does one know that buy succeeded?
Maybe I am overthinking this one.
Thanks in advance
their docs state the following: Places a limit buy order in a given market. Required POST parameters are "currencyPair", "rate", and "amount". If successful, the method will return the order number. You can see the output fields here - > https://docs.poloniex.com/#buyYou'll have to come up with a way to log them yourself. ;P |
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Save yourself the hassle and just open your terminal window once in a while. connect to our bitmex mainet open account with the following API KEY: ID: _rbjC_vOwJBRupytRPo7nxYI SECRET: V8AU7GvMLSry4mpKnKD1Bu8PBuYpLZx88dfn40Nkq1Dm59GE and check for youself what are the performance since the official launch and until forever. You will come up with the same result. 0 earning and me being legit while without having to trust one of your scammy friends to hold 500%(  ) as collateral .. You guys really like the power to access the funds uh? About this; When are you going to start trading? You don't make any trades at all. I've been watching for days now, but i've yet to see some trades worth more than 1$. for quantitative research, (what your bot is supposed to be based on?), one would expect a n=x of atleast "infinity  ", so you better get your sample size up from 35 shit trades to something that actually shows us something. Or are you too scared to make a few trades(100000 +/- micro trades should be easily done in a few hours, right?)? What are you waiting for. For those interested: these are all the trades his bot made over the last few days: { orderID: 'd1ffd2ea-332e-5f8f-33a8-6dc2a08e955f',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-16T10:48:40.525Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10319 },
{ orderID: '5faced6f-14e0-14c8-97ad-578fbbc68c2b',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-16T10:48:50.894Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10318.5 },
{ orderID: '1520f30f-f8c9-a852-4ff6-e76f28ca5f04',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-19T06:05:09.183Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Buy',
price: 9868.5 },
{ orderID: '44623017-df68-0294-adda-e6e1ddc0d35a',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-19T06:05:19.252Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Sell',
price: 9868 } ] A stunning number of 4 trades. Yeah. This is big brain time. Your strategy is making 100% profit with a single dollar or something? Simply swap accounts if a bad trade is made? Your bot can predict the market accurately 99% of the time right? What are you waiting for? Put it to work. Boom! You just commited forgery/financial statement fraud, (California Penal Code 470, and Penal Code section 532a, C(1), if i'm not mistaken). http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PEN§ionNum=532a. |
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Maybe there's something on 58008 Merit. We'll know around 2035. Ah, just in time for the new forum to be released. Bold statement. |
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Also you should consider using blockstream.info as your block explorer, offers a bit more privacy than blockchain.com.
It also offers more functionality, and is much more a political in pushing their stances. What am i talking about? Well, Blockchain.info still doesn't support bech (segwit) adresses, while blockstream does. (And other explorers such as Blockchair, which are EVEN better in my opinion). So really, use any block explorer but blockchain.com |
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What you do after the being authenticated depends on what service/tool you are using. Of course a private key let you do different things than an api key of an exchange, but some of them are in common, that's why i keep saying that can act as. Can you use the API key to control your funds without using the website that issued the key? BLOODY YES ! That's the fucking point you don't get. you can access every function of a service via any computer terminal without the need of using the website. What kind of functions you can access is based on the api key privileges. ... ... ... How exactly do you think an API key interacts with the wallet the funds are actually stored on? You think there's some magic connection between the two? No. The website in question establishes that connection. How exactly do you think an API key interacts with the wallet? It passes down a function for the wallet to perform. It doesn't substitute ANY of the wallet functionality (eg the private key transaction signing.) To say that they have the same functionality is just stupid and ignorant. Not to mention that Bitmex withdrawals are manually reviewed, so even a working api key is no garantuee for your funds. (Not that that was the main point). Anyways... You lied about your 495% returns. Case closed. "iT wAs JuSt BaCkTesTinG" Your provided an API key to us with a couple of dummy trades because you think we're stupid? Or.. do you actually think anyone believes... the... backtesting? you sure don't mention it in your pretty infograph.  This is just misleading. If this was an actual business operation, it would likely be seen as fraud. You have NO proof of any of these returns. You implicating that the api key proves any of these returns is also false = misleading. Really, looking at this image where you try to pass these imaginary results as legit i can only classify you as a troll |
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And I don't think blockchain designed like that.
Except that it is possible. See the quote above, (or below) Yes, you can have two keys generate the same address.
There are 2^160 possible addresses, and 2^256 possible private keys, so each address corresponds to roughly 2^(256-160)=2^96 private keys. Any of these will generate the same address and thus be able to spend the money owned by that address. Since 2^160 is so large, however, it would take a near-eternity to find any collisions.
Whether two private keys can generate the same public key is another question. I think the answer is yes, but I am not sure on that. The public key in uncompressed form consists of two 256-bit numbers, which are X and Y coordinates on an elliptic curve. However, the compressed form is just the X coordinate plus a bit, from which you can calculate the whole public key. This means the space is (at most) 2^257. Unless there is a one-to-one mapping due to the mathematical properties of the cryptography used, each compressed public key corresponds to roughly 0.5 private keys (with the same distribution you'd get from picking a random number from 1 to 2^257, 2^256 times), so some private keys will collide, while others will not.
Actually finding any pair of different private keys that generate the same public key or address would be quite difficult. Either it would involve a huge amount of computation and/or luck, or it would be due to finding a serious vulnerability in the algorithm(s) used.
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Thank you. I have already read that project before making a post here.
LBC just are finding the private key to the address with the balance. Most of their found addresses were just addreses from 32 BTC transaction puzzle.
My question here is about REAL example of at leat two different private keys leading to the same bitcoin address. And it does not matter if that address has the balance.
Without an exploit of sorts, i think it is highly unlikely that that has happend (or could happen.). Actually finding any pair of different private keys that generate the same public key or address would be quite difficult. Either it would involve a huge amount of computation and/or luck, or it would be due to finding a serious vulnerability in the algorithm(s) used. See: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/25071This user posts an interesting answer which i don't fully understand to what exactly it refers to: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/27027Anyone cares to explain? |
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I don't use Coinbase, but is it possible that someone sends BCH to BTC (BCH address with BTC withdrawal)using Coinbase? Is it possible that a famous platform does not verify/check the address?
How would coinbase know what a BCH adress is and what a BTC adress is? They're the same (?) (with the exception of segwit of course. (and BCH "cash" adresses, but still, legacy adresses are still used most.)) Let me answer for all above questions,
He had send using Coinbase only and all the wallets he used were given by coinbase itself, i mean with in there platform. He doesn't know about electrum and also I don't know either that which is the best wallets for use and store coins like eth and btc.
I still don't understand.. >"HE HAD SEND USING COINBASE" To where did he send the coins? He was fully using coinbase, wallets as well which are given in the coinbase platform and that is also he can't use it perfectly.
Amount is not big its around 800 or 900 USD equivalent.
again, where did he send the coins to? He has contacted support but they are not helping him out or I think they have refused to recover. Coinbase can't help if it's an outgoing transaction, and if it's incoming, they probably won't help either. What happens if I send Bitcoin Cash to a Bitcoin address?
At this time, Coinbase has already credited accounts who received any BCH at their existing BTC addresses. Going forward, we cannot guarantee that funds will be properly credited when one asset is sent to the address of a different asset. Please make sure that you only send funds to the specific deposit address displayed in your Coinbase account for the asset you are sending. You can view a list of these addresses, or create a new one, by I can't find anything else regarding their cross chain recovery policies. |
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I think nowadays in order to successfully engage in mining, you need professional equipment to save energy and achieve good results same as on this site https://scamscamscam.com. I think this is the best place ever, where you can find the stuff related to mining. Yeah... Always gotta trust the newbie with 0 posts linking to some sketchy site. Don't buy anything from there. All these pixelated pictures already prove that it's a scam to me. If mining in general is still profitable; probably not (?), unless you either A. don't pay for your electricity, or B. do it on such a large scale that you get discounted on your electricity, (or if you perhaps generate your own). Of course if you live in a country where you have low electricity costs anyway, you might very well be able to make money. You'll need to do your own calculations and decide if it's worth the risk. It might look tempting/profitable to buy an ASIC miner right now, even with your electricity costs calculated in your earnings,- still you need to think about - Your asic will deteriorate over time = less efficiency - hashrate will *most likely* continue to go up - Bitcoin will halve in a couple months (200 days?) = earnings cut in half. So often the calculation for whenever you start to make profit is wrong, and by a large margin. |
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I think is pretty obvious though that if we officially launched the bot this month, you can't expect api access to data prior the launch! The stats and trade history data saved in json are result of the backtest engine which has 1m candle sensibility. You may say that bugs in the backtest engine can false the result, but each backest is divided in checpoints were the accuracy of the backtest is easily verifiable.
Okay; Translation: "I don't have verifiable API data for the .JSON files i put out". (Which is total bullshit obviously, you could’ve simply recreated another read api for your “other” (nonexistent  ) bitmex account.) That is if you actually made the trades ofcourse, which you now claim you didnt? You may say that bugs in the backtest engine can false the result, but each backest is divided in checpoints were the accuracy of the backtest is easily verifiable. You know what. You're right. I'll admit: I'm too dumb for this. You win with all your sophisticated backengines, apis, backtest back back back, checkpoints, chekc check dividinedne. Obviously there would be no third party api read access to all those things.. Waaaay too sophisticated . I totally get it. I don't know why you are joking about the 700$ trades honestly... try doing it winning 580 times out of 600 without you doing anything and without stress. Utopia for you guys, but for me and my members is not.
Furthermore you are missing the key, which is ROI %. Ofcourse if the demo account has low balance the actual usd per trade earned is not much.
the demo account api has an N=55,, it is not proof of anything, let alone of a stable ROI, or, any ROI at all that isn't based on 100% luck. (the actually n={x} is more like 8 if we only count 100$+ trades) So, that's all that's verifiable.. or, rather, what you "want" to "verify". Keep referring to your imaginary track record. I'm done here. There's nothing left to discuss. Data speak laud.
you mean the 50 verifiable trades you showed us? |
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I meant the actual API key of the account you let ran for 20 MONTHS+. The API in your OP only lists a couple of garbage trades. It doesn't list any of the trades you posted in your JSON file for everyone to download. ... [ { account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
currency: 'XBt',
timestamp: '2019-09-16T17:00:01.063Z',
currentQty: 0,
markPrice: null,
liquidationPrice: null,
avgEntryPrice: null } ]
[ { orderID: '6af401dc-6988-0e09-f199-d912c7261dd0',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-03T16:12:28.151Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10666 },
{ orderID: 'c3a41546-95eb-c9bc-d089-f9a5b4319f8d',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-03T16:12:38.850Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10666.5 },
{ orderID: '9f96ce3b-b7b2-ceb3-8e0c-3ac176f13746',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-03T20:37:32.192Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 14,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10700 },
{ orderID: '03f81c4d-b266-fcb2-be07-db54957bca62',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-03T20:55:07.727Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 14,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10732.5 },
{ orderID: '909bac69-a82a-884e-3a6f-64f1d7a9506e',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T08:52:18.108Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10609 },
{ orderID: '44957722-9059-ba66-ff85-bbd549b2a513',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T09:06:34.734Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10627.5 },
{ orderID: 'cc1c87fa-ebd6-a5de-5873-ffae87562fb4',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T09:17:40.076Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10593 },
{ orderID: 'c15c1087-35ea-17e8-09c8-9f6d233923e9',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T09:32:03.440Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10578 },
{ orderID: '2d10e1b1-1760-66bc-a155-2d0ab4e2bce6',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T09:32:58.047Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 48,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10558 },
{ orderID: '6789ebbb-942d-76be-fddb-67e894f9afad',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T10:12:11.086Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 102,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10527 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T10:20:26.016Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 102,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10568 },
{ orderID: '364f28ab-3e9d-c1d6-212d-b505804b62a0',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T10:21:32.063Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 48,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10581 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T10:21:36.066Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10594 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-05T10:21:40.877Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 23,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10610 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-06T10:36:12.053Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 29,
side: 'Buy',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-06T10:38:51.965Z',
clOrdID: '',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-06T10:48:40.232Z',
clOrdID: '',
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side: 'Sell',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-06T10:54:05.993Z',
clOrdID: '',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T12:09:44.351Z',
clOrdID: '',
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side: 'Buy',
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account: 1232047,
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timestamp: '2019-09-07T12:55:17.607Z',
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symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T12:58:22.342Z',
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symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T14:35:50.055Z',
clOrdID: '',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T14:39:12.051Z',
clOrdID: '',
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side: 'Sell',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T15:13:39.752Z',
clOrdID: '',
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T16:10:52.130Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 31,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10378 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-07T16:15:56.404Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 31,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10417 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-09T18:58:38.895Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Buy',
price: 10260 },
{ orderID: 'af14a082-3676-1cc7-8eba-2bb4d740f485',
account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-09T18:58:48.963Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
side: 'Sell',
price: 10258.5 },
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account: 1232047,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
timestamp: '2019-09-12T08:48:30.228Z',
clOrdID: '',
orderQty: 1,
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Shit. You made a 698$ trade, with 3$ profit! Better watch out! |
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If you want to believe that tripe based on the few trades you made with small amounts - go ahead. Most people tend to be more cautious about trusting liars.
Yup 600+ trades over a period of 20 months are just "a few" At least a shithead is capable of understanding a business model after someone explains it 10 times in 10 different ways.
I love this explanation best: if the bot is so great, why sharing? More bots running the trade equals more support for the trade which equals to even higher probability of success. Might wanna sell your bot to the US government - will solve the budget deficit and you'll make a trillion USD in the process. I love how you keep attacking on definitions that you misunderstand because of lack of knowledge in the argument. Do you know how supports and resistances work? if, as an absurd hypothetical scenario in which the problem of my service is too many users (we got accused of this too), we would be able to place multiple huge walls acting as resistance once a trade is approached. This results in simple cause/effect domino in which price requires much more volume of breaking the range of the market making and risking of hitting our stop while incrementing the probability of success. Again you proved your ignorance on the matter. Maybe is time to hide under a rock you disillusioned shiba!  Using some random trading terms doesn't make you seem smarter. If anything, the opposite. Acting as if you know how the market will react to your "walls" really is absolutely ludicrous, and i can do nothing but laugh at you. I'm not sure if you understand how mark/spot prices work and how they are determined on Bitmex, but you might want to read up on that. And no, i'm not going to debate you on your bot. You're selling a fraudulent product. Anyone can read how it ended with other "quant" bots such as Reggiebot- they got completely liquidated. Yup 600+ trades over a period of 20 months are just "a few" Those JSON files you posted are worthless. Why don't you give us an API key of your Bitmex accounts with simple READ permissions to look into your trades. That would REALLY convince some people here. |
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Problem was that you quoted this scammer with his phishing links.
I am waiting for confirmation if your post was edited or not.
If this was the original content of your post, I will remove my negative trust.
Not sure what exactly this dispute is about, nor do i know what the original contents of the post intend to prove, but luckily (or unlucky) for you, LoyceV seems to have scraped it. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5167469.0http://loyce.club/archive/posts/5243/52439745.htmlLooks like he simply removed the russian and indonesian bitcointalk topics from the quote of bobthegrownup. Again; not sure what that entails. |
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bump bump bump
Why don't you just buy an Amazon giftcard using bitcoin and ship it, (your items) to a virtual shipping box or your adress? Why do you need someone else? You'll dox yourself.... and.. it's just inconvenient? Don't get it. If you can find anyone selling gift cards ad 50~55% tell me, because I will do it myself too. So you expect someone to buy you goods from amazon for 50% off? You'll either get scammed, or blacklisted from amazon for carding... Not sure what your thought process is here. |
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bump bump bump
Why don't you just buy an Amazon giftcard using bitcoin and ship it, (your items) to a virtual shipping box or your adress? Why do you need someone else? You'll dox yourself.... and.. it's just inconvenient? Don't get it. |
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