With your wallet open, try to run from your browser under this address.

http://localhost:54141/ui/index.html

That's the solution that finally worked for me.

That makes more sense than "the public" as you stated in your original post.

Since when did a dev need to dox himself to the public to be listed on Bittrex?  If a dev wants to dox themselves, that's a personal decision. There is a big risk in doxxing yourself to this community. Lots of idiots who then turn around and make threats to the dev and family members.

And I'm supposed to hold what White Knight writes as gospel?    The dev team already helped me out and proved themselves to me.

Not Bot. Axiom. That my shittiest bag that I'm holding right now.

I already doubled my small investment in Prime on Bittrex using the staking trick, coupled with the RVG lure. Guess my hope hand got filled first this time. Now I'll take the hand with shit and fling it back at you.

I'm having my .68 BTC worth of fun just playing with botzilla. I may transform from a mine and dump person to a trader after all. We will see. Hope beginner's luck rings true in this case.

I found that if I just manually cancel the order, the bot comes in and makes a new order. My guess is that ping pong is not meant to be a set and forget feature. It's just meant to save a few mouse clicks and key stroke.

When using ping pong, I notice that if you set up your ping pong to be below the top bid or above the top ask, the bot doesn't seem to move your bid up or your ask down as the market changes. It works great when you set it to be the top bid or the lowest ask. However, I found that strategy doesn't work out too well since some smart traders will simply make a bid so my bot crashes into their buy/sell wall.

I took your advise and it appears the multipool is not working ATM. MRR is crying that the pool is sick. I notice that no workers are currently connected. Am I doing something wrong?

You haven't sufficiently proved this is a mere scam. All I have to say, is a member of the dev team responded with my troubles with the program. It still does not display correctly within the qt. I actually let him take over my rig remotely, while I watched, and he came up with a solution. It's been days now. I don't see any evidence that he planted malware on my computer while he had full access to it. None of my coins have disappeared from any of my wallets or exchanges. If he truly is out to scam everyone, why on Earth would we he go the extra mile to help me and not try to screw me over while he was at it? I could be wrong. I could find all my info compromised within the next few months. However, I highly doubt it. They already made their 120 BTC and are now doing what someone who got paid should be doing.

Bot is dead. But the smart ones are staking their coins? Your argument seems totally contradictory.

Actually, it was probably only the main programmer that dumped this immediately when it got to Bittrex.  I strongly suspect the others involved in the development team got left holding the bag too.  It appears they couldn't find another programmer that would take over for a reasonable fee.

Warez is software piracy. It's not ethical to infringe on someone's copyright. The guy didn't even change anything in the cracked program except the part about needing 100 coins to make it function. Reverse engineering is fine as long as you change the programming a little more then just circumventing the copy protection. Call it whatever you want. This feat of "reverse engineering" isn't something he's going to display proudly on his linkedin page.

Reverse engineering? The only thing the guy did was excise the code that requires the 100 coins. No design changes. No functionality changes. Didn't even change the name of the program to something different. It's warez. And creating warez is on the same level as creating malware, ethically. Why on Earth would anyone trust someone who lost their sense of scruples just to prove a point?

Sure. It's on the thread you last posted to. Would I download any warez or "cracked" versions on my rig of any program? Hell no. Not even if I had a virtual machine running linux that in turn is running in sandboxie.
I suppose since most of the commercial programs I'm running on my computer also have a warez version out there, that makes them all shit. Get real.

There is practically a dispensary on every corner in the Denver Metro area and only a massage parlor accepts it here? Go shill the coin you are bag holding in another thread. 

We already know that investing in crypto is highly speculative. Just ask the people who invested in BTC a year ago, and HODL. If someone wants to play it safe, just put your money in highly rated municipal bonds.

Just goes to show that they only person one can trust in crypto, is yourself. Glad I'm a small time investor. Yes, the fact that my .68 BTC investment is now worth about .48 BTC does sting. But it's not going to cause me to file chapter 7 or search out food banks anytime soon.

Maybe you never "said" programming warez was OK; but then you go out and program a "cracked" version of software.   Actions speak louder than words. I would not add this accomplishment to your resume...