Simple question... We are currently developing a trade bot for multiple exchanges and I am wondering what are the top things that people (who use trade bots) would like to see in a trade bot. They could be things you currently enjoy with other bots or things that you would like to see your current bot have that it does not have.
If you are currently using a trade bot, please note what bot you are using for reference.
Thanks for your feedback!
Multiple trading methods, just like in gambling we see different types of Martingale, a trading bot should have multiple trading methods. To be honest, I think the theory behind trading is kind of fucked up, there is no an absolute truth and is just another bet where we need luck, but it if we use the right trading methods and have the right luck we could hit the moon. That's why I would like to see all the possible different methods in your bot. |
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Hello, Everyday, I receive tons of mails with the famous messages saying "they" know my password, "they" installed a Windows RAT on my Linux desktop, "they" recorded me while I was watching porn despite my parental filter that prevent everyone in the house to access to adult material  So I decided to record every address here: https://www.seekoin.com/address.phpFeel free to use it or even to populate it with your own records. Regards This is a cool idea, an addys blacklist is a must for this crazy environment. I take a look at your site and don't understand why the addys list doesn't have an order. i mean, when we see the addys list and click on the '>>>' button, it sends us to: https://www.seekoin.com/address.php?f=1539425957Then we click it again and send us to: https://www.seekoin.com/address.php?f=1538898563I think would be better if you can give the right order to those pages, that way would be easy for anyone to make a script and with curl dump all the addys from your site |
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You should try with : bitcoin-cli getreceivedbyaddress 1BitcoinAddyFull... And you can make a script with the list of addys to get the real balance from each one. for a in $(cat addys.txt)
do
echo "$a-"$(bitcoin-cli getreceivedbyaddress $a)
done |
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OS:Windows 10
Bitcoin Core Version:0.16.0
How run multiple nodes in regtest/testnet mode on a single machine?
I want to test.
You mean something like this? https://olivermouse.wordpress.com/2018/01/13/connecting-multiple-bitcoin-core-nodes-regtest/This might be a better answer. https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/39168You probably want to run multiple bitcoind instances in regtest to simulate multiple nodes. Thats pretty easy. You can run a second instance by starting bitcoind with a clean data directory and a different RPC and P2P port. For that, you could create a 2nd data directory (example: /tmp/datadir2). Create /tmp/datadir2/bitcoin.conf. Use something similar than regtest=1
rpcuser=rt
rpcuser=rt
port=12340
rpcport=10340
discover=0
Now you need to connect your first node with your 2nd node by sending a addnode over the RPC interface. bitcoin-cli addnode 127.0.0.1:10340 onetry You can than distinct between both nodes with the -datadir argument while calling bitcoin-cli. bitcoin-cli -datadir=/tmp/datadir2/ getinfo Some examples: generate coins in first node (50 BTC available) get address from 2nd node bitcoin-cli -datadir=/tmp/datadir2/ getnewaddress send coins to 2nd node bitcoin-cli sendtoaddress <address> 10.0 I'm pretty sure you can add as many nodes as you want. Simply add another dir for each of them. Wise words from AdolfinWolf, I think this way is the best one but isn't the only one. If you want to have more independence on each testnet, you can o it with virtual machines. First download VirtualBox, install the OS you want, then get bitcoin core. After your node gets updated you can clone that virtual machine, That way if you fuckup the core, the test net or the full os, you still have a clone of the machine when the configuration was fine. I just love virtual machines, is awesome to run 20 PC's in the same computer, the only problem about that is you need nice hardware, a lot of RAM and a nice CPU  |
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this is the power of bitcoin that is feared by the government, by spreading bad news about bitcoin in order to drop the price of bitcoin. this is now not valid because bitcoin is now widely used and favored by many people
With wide adoptions bitcoin will continue to prosper and even how good government will try to suppress there's no way for them if people inside that specific place will insist the usage of this digital currency, bitcoin is already all over the internet and most people who uses this chain already have a good glimpse of potentials success for future digital industries. Government will try to suppress it but in the end, they just can't. It out of their hands because bitcoin is an economic revolution. No one thinks ever the money could be decentralized, and is hard for govs to understand that, and that's why they try to suppress or control it, but while more they try, it only proves how they don't understand how cryptos works. |
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Hi seoincorporation, I can see in the database both transactions are associated with your referral addresses. The server will sum up and pay you every month in one transaction. To be precise, one month after first referral bet occurs. If profit allows, we can reconsider the schedule. You gonna like this. Each time an user is referred from your link, a cookie will be stored on their device for 30 days. During the 30 days, all bets will link to you. When they bet, the cookie is extended for another 30 days. So they do not need to visit your link again. As many commented, the site really needs a designer's touch. I've been thinking and working on the 1848AD game over the weekend. If you click the [PLAY NOW] button of 1848 AD, a mini game will show up. Hopefully, mini games like that will make the site a little bit more interesting. If players like that, I would afford a good designer one day.  oK, I will wait for my referral profit, but i have to say it, you are using the wrong formula to calculate that profit. I would like to help you more, but i already work for an onchain casino and can't give you more tips or i will get in troubles. So, good luck wiht your project and happy coding |
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I believe it is!
What do you do to relief trading stress? Do you have any alternatives?
As for me I stopped trading for 3 months and play blockchain games. Now I feel myself better!
Yes it is, trading stresses me hard, and is fun because I feel stressed while going down, but stressed while going up... stressed after sell and watch how it keep going up, so, yeah, trading is stressful as hell. The best way to do the trade without stress is to buy and then instantly place the sell orders with the % you want to earn, then go away from the exchanger, you could check the exchanger the next day and if your % wasn't reached then leave it more time. |
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Hello, the Computer is clean, was used only 2 times when creating a wallet and when transferring to the wallet. Then immediately was turned off and lay off and without access to the network and the Internet. Passwords and key phrases were stored in a safe, access to them was not. There was a 2-factor authorization on the wallet, but no requests were received! Anti-virus protection was. What to do in this case. Transaction ID: b2ca903ecc76ad18b75c475d33561770f5c0cb740b5a39eab647eed1cbad3390
For the 2FA i deduct you were using blockchain.com wallet... if that was the scenario you should get a mail while the hacker uses the data from "Passwords and key phrases were stored in a safe", but still weird because if they had access to the safe then how they get the 2FA. And here is the other option when you created the wallet someone copies it, you say the computer was clean, but I know some nice AV Bypass, so, is hard to know when a PC is really clean. Option C... a cracker found your private key by luck. The chance of this is 0.00000001% or less, but it has a chance. So, think about this 3 options. I can't imagine another scenario. |
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Lo primero de todo creo importante destacar la definición de descentralizar: Según la RAE; Transferir a diversas corporaciones u oficios parte de la autoridad que antes ejercía el Gobierno supremo del Estado. Dando un sentido más amplio podríamos resumir en; Hacer que algo deje de depender de una dirección central. Lo cual tiene poco o nada que ver con las afirmaciones: Es un negocio por que cobran un impuesto por transaccion... Se cobra una comisión y no un impuesto, no por la transacción, si no por el servicio. De la misma forma que pagas una comisión cuando realizas una transacción mediante Bitcoin y esta va destinada al/los mineros por el servicio ofrecido. En el caso de un exchange, se ofrece un servicio, independientemente de si es centralizado o no, por lo que es totalmente lícito si el desarrollador de una plataforma decide cobrar una comisión. ... Siempre que la moneda sufre un cambio o una actualización es por que muchas personas estuvieron de acuerdo en que esto pasara.
Las reglas de consenso tampoco tienen nada que ver con des/centralización. También es importante recalcar la responsabilidad legal que hay detrás de un negocio de este estilo, ya que si los administradores deciden correr con tu dinero, en caso de que sea descentralizado no tendrías contra quien proceder de forma legal.
Lo cierto es que en eso estás en lo cierto, aunque la verdad es que hasta el momento han sido pocos los casos en los que se ha completado con éxito un proceso legal contra un exchange centralizado. Dentro de lo que entendemos como exchange descentralizado también existe la posibilidad que el servicio sea ofrecido por una empresa, en el caso de Coinffeine por ejemplo, que por cierto ha vuelto a ser relanzado hace pocos días podemos ver su información legal en: https://coinffeine.com/es/legal.html Entiendo que no es software libre de momento, pues tan solo publica los binarios no el código fuente y no lo he probado aún. Lo que no cabe duda es que los exchanges descentralizados nos ofrecen seguridad, anonimato y privacidad, lo cual a día de hoy eso es ya mucho, pagar una comisión por eso es preferible a pagarlo y ademas previamente haber presentado hasta el libro de familia Excelente respuesta luisan00, derribaste cada uno de mis puntos y eso es un dialogo constructivo. Perdón por el trolleo pero es una buena forma de generar conversaciones de calidad, si todos siempre estamos a favor en un punto se puede tornar algo aburrido. Gracias por tomarte el tiempo en esa elaborada respuesta, te ganaste ese merito  Enhorabuena, tienes mi primer ignore.
No entiendo por que womanderful me odia tanto pero si el leer mis palabras le arruina el día no me queda mas que ofrecer una gentil disculpa y felicitarla por su acción. |
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What is the price at which a coin is considered dead or when an exchange decides to delist the coin?
Like bitcoin was 20k in jan so if it reaches less than 1k we can consider it dead?
The last price in the life of a coin would be zero... that mean 0.00000000... Because if it has a price of one satoshi at least, then it can be managed on markets and people will buy and sell them, but if the price is zero that mean the coin is free and no one would be interested in a freecoin. So, at that point the coin is dead. |
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Hola busco un boot compatible con southxchange..
gracias.
Yo podría programar un bot si tu ya tienes el mecanismo o el método de trading, Pero no son nada varatos, la ultima vez que vendi un bot no fue de trading fue de gambling, y al se cerro la venta en 0.05 y me tomo 24 horas entregar el trabajo. Programar un bot de trading no debería de ser tan complejo, puedes hacer lo tu mismo usando iMacros, piensa lo y si quieres pagar por el me avisas, si quieres hacerlo tu mismo y necesitas algo de ayuda con mucho gusto te muestro el camino. |
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Ahora, volviendo al tema de los exchenges, Insisto en que no son descentralizados ya que las ganancias de estos van para la persona que desarrollo el negocio, dicha persona puede detener el exchange cuando quiera y tiene el poder absoluto sobre la plataforma.
¿Puedes citar fuentes fiables que digan a) que bisq es un negocio, b) que la persona que desarrolló bisq puede detenerlo y c) que la persona que desarrolló bisq tiene el poder absoluto sobre la plataforma? Es un negocio por que cobran un impuesto por transaccion: https://www.cryptocompare.com/exchanges/bisq/overview/BTC Fees:
Trading fees are based on trade amount and distance to market price. Min. fee (MF) = 0.0002 BTC, default fee (DF) = 0.002 BTC, amount factor (AF) = 1/BTC, market price factor (MF) = square root of percent value (e.g. 1% -> 1, 9% 0 -> 3, 0.01% -> 0.1). Trading fee = max(MF, DF * amount * AF * MF). E.g. 0.002 BTC for 1 BTC trade at 1% market price distance.
En el mundo de la programacion el que se encarga del codigo tiene al toro por la bolas: https://github.com/bisq-network/bisqCada quien ve lo que quiere ver, incluso Bitcoin o Internet siendo descentralizados tienes llaves maestras las cuales detienen el proceso. |
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Hi Guys,
I am looking for a platform in US to buy 20 bitcoins but most webs like Coinbase and Bitstamp have daily limited amount,is it possible for an individual account to buy more than 20 bitcoins instantly?
or is there anybody wanna trade with me?
Thank you!
I think https://localbitcoins.com/ is the right place for that, maybe no one will sell you that amount, but will be easy to make a deal with 20 sellers to get one bitcoin from each one, you should try that option, I have been using their service for almost 3 years and never had a problem. |
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I got this idea which has been revolving around my brain for over a year.
I was thinking of a new cryptocurrency which would achieve consensus not by processing but by waiting. What I mean by waiting is that the network would wait until x number of transactions are broadcasted and grouped together into a block. It might sound confusing but I would try my best to explain it. This is how this cryptocurrency would work.
• Every computer would store the entire list of public addresses of every user (not in a blockchain)
• To generate a new address, an user has to do some proof of work.
• Once its done, the user can broadcast this new address to the network and all the other computers in the network can add this to their list of
addresses
• The computers also store the balance of each address
• To make a transaction, the sender should broadcast the amount being sent and the receiver should broadcast the receiving amount (similar to how Raiblocks or nano works)
• Now here comes the main part, the computers in the network would make a list of transactions being done. The list should contain x number of transactions, once that many transactions are broadcasted, the nodes can then use this list to update the previous list of balances.
Would this new consensus mechanism work?
Hello Aritra, I think that's a good idea, but we don't have enough power to run it... But it's a crazy big idea. The main issues I see: 1.- What will happen if a user decides to send a spam attack, let's say 1,000,000 of 1 satoshi transaction every 10 seconds, that would be a lot of blocks in a short period of time. 2.- How many transactions are the right number to have on each block, and that's a hard question because banks with their credit and debit cards have 100,000 transactions per second. But if you make a 100,000 transactions block then would be boring to wait for a confirmation at the start. 3.- Let's think about the 1 transaction block, It would be possible with this system, but that means a crazy big blockchain. |
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WOW! De el creador de 'Mastering Bitcoin' llega a nosotros, Mastering Ethereum ^_^ La mayoría de las cosas técnicas que se sobre bitcoin las aprendí de ese autor, y es genial que nos ofrezca una versión de ETH, espero ahora si poder entender el alma de los contratos inteligentes y el tema de las Dapps. Guardare esos enlaces en favoritos y le daré seguimiento hasta ver esa obra concluida. Gracias por compartir el dato |
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Hola a toda la comunidad! En el dia de ayer (18/17/18) en la plataforma de Trade hice una compra por una cierta cantidad de XRP. Aparecieron los cartelitos que la transaccion se hizo supuestamente satisfactoria en dos etapas casi 50% cada una. Yo tenia la venta mas abajo de lo normal por lo que no llegaba a ver el Balance. A los segundos intento vender la misma cantidad de XRP y solo vendo una de esas mitades anteriormente compradas. Cuando voy al Balance, me encuentro que los XRP de la segunda mitad HABIAN DESAPARECIDO!!! Y no volvieron a aparecer! Como desde mi pagina web adentro de mi usuario no se porque no veo para generar un ticket nuevo, solo veo algunos que genere en el pasado. Por lo tanto les escribi a soporte@bitinka.com 3 mails con todos los screenshots, etc y todavia no me han respondido! No se que hacer... AYUDA! Graciassss! Buscando sobre el Tema, resulta que en el foro habían advertido varias veces sobre ese exchange. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3355648.0 Topic: Exchange BITINKA: es ESTAFA!!! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2899785.0 Topic: Cuidado con el exchanger de Bitinka es una estafa https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1606346.0Si no te contestan a través de el correo de support, te recomiendo que les escribas en sus redes sociales: https://twitter.com/bitinkahttps://www.facebook.com/bitinka |
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Personalmente no creo en los exchanges descentralizados y me gustaría explicar por que.
Primero entendamos el concepto de descentralización... Esto en pocas palabras se refiere a que no hay una autoridad principal que pueda tomar decisiones o que pueda detener el proceso. El mejor ejemplo de esto es Bitcoin, si se preguntan por que bitcoin es descentralizado? Esto se debe a que no hay una autoridad, persona o institución que pueda tomar decisiones, Siempre que la moneda sufre un cambio o una actualización es por que muchas personas estuvieron de acuerdo en que esto pasara.
Ahora, volviendo al tema de los exchenges, Insisto en que no son descentralizados ya que las ganancias de estos van para la persona que desarrollo el negocio, dicha persona puede detener el exchange cuando quiera y tiene el poder absoluto sobre la plataforma. También es importante recalcar la responsabilidad legal que hay detrás de un negocio de este estilo, ya que si los administradores deciden correr con tu dinero, en caso de que sea descentralizado no tendrías contra quien proceder de forma legal.
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Hi, noob question.
I am a developer that comes from E-commerce/online store side of things.
And I got into a crypto a few years back, have done some coding and worked with a few small altcoin projects as a freelancer.
So anyways I started looking for a way to easily accept cryptocurrencies on my store platforms and quickly found that almost all the options available were either extremely difficult to code into a store, offered no guides or support, and or they charged pretty large transaction fee's on every transaction. Sometimes equaling or being more expensive then traditional credit card transaction fee's for businesses.
Thinking it was madness to be paying such high transaction fees, and/or monthly fees for something that just simply does some currency calculations, and gives you the required addresses and QR codes to pay through the blockchain,
being a developer I decided to code something for my own stores. And while in the process I got a lot of request to do something similar for other e-commerce businesses.
And I decided to modify my code to allow anybody in the same situation as me to use it.
Something where you can just copy and paste a small piece of pre-generated code on your website, and in seconds be accepting multiple cryptocurrencies without per transaction fees, or monthly fees.
My crypto friends said I should post the project on here as they think a lot of people would be interested.
So my question is.
Which forum would I post this kind of project in?
I was thinking maybe the altcoin announcement page.
But the project isn't really a "coin", it just allows you to accept crypto in your store.
It teaches the store how to communicate with wallets is all.
Is there a designated board on here for stuff like this?
Thanks for the help.
Yep, as lakai says, you should post your project under: Bitcoin Forum > Bitcoin > Project Development https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0 all the options available were either extremely difficult to code into a store You should take a look to shapeshift API, that's a nice service who allow you to accept not only bitcoin, it allows a lot of altcoins, but it has the same problem you mentioned before, those damn high fees, at least is hard to avoid them. |
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Having learned many things about cryptocurrency is a great advantage but it does not guarantee that you would be successful, ALWAYS. Being positive/optimistic is a plus. When you lose in a trade, in bounty camps, even in your personal life when you lose to your problems, you actually gain. You gain experience, you became more competent, wiser than ever before, so dont be afraid to lose. Just keep improving just as Michael Jordan said JUST DO IT.
I used to say a basic life rule... You can't always win, but, after saying it a lot of times i understand that we can't always lose, and that makes the difference. It applies to gambling, but applies too for trading or life in general. And i'm agree, every time we lose is a good lesson, sometimes it hurts more than other ones, but makes us stronger. The important thing is not to fall... is to learn how to get back on your feet. |
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I made a lot of profits from Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Neo, Nxt, and others. Which coin do you think will good for hold in a few months from now?
My wish is Bitcoin, Ethereum, Neo, EOS, KuCoin Shares is best for holding for a long term period.
At this price i think ETH is the best coin to buy today and hold, we are talking about a coin who was at $1300 some months ago and now is at $200, so for me is the best option. Another good point to hold ETH is the eth Constantinople hard fork who should come in the next months... That fork will only double the amount of money just in the instant, so, will be a wise move to hold them while it happens. |
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