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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Web development,Programming & Graphic Design /1% Discount if you buy with [TACA] on: October 19, 2021, 09:15:48 AM
I am a crypto algo trader, as a second job and I often have coding jobs that I need doing because I have limited time. If you are able to do this, and we agree the terms we may be able to a deal. Right now my coding issue is that I am trying to get the API for hotbit to work in python for POST request such as https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/order.put_limit to work. I have managed to get a GET request working for https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/balance.query  .  Please could you quote me for fixing the code snippet below..........
 

API File:https://hotbitex.github.io/slate/docs/spot/v2/en/#introduction

DEMO:https://github.com/hotbitex/demos

This is the failing code sample. It produces a failed sign error.

   url = "https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/order.put_limit"

   sign_string = "amount=" + str(size) + "&api_key=" + str(xkey) +  "&isfee=0&market=" +  str(ticker) +  "&price=" + str(currprice) + "&secret_key=" + str(xsecret) + "&side=" + str(side)
   print ("sign_string: " + str(sign_string )  )

   sign = hashlib.md5(sign_string.encode('utf-8')).hexdigest()
   sign = sign.upper()
   print ("hashed sign string: " + str(sign)  )


   body = {
      "api_key" : str(xkey), 
      "amount" : size,
      "isfee" : 0 ,
      "market" :   str(ticker),
      "price" : currprice,
      "side" : side,
      "sign": str(sign)   }


   params = "?amount=" + str(size) + "&api_key=" + str(xkey) +  "&isfee=0&market=" +  str(ticker) +  "&price=" + str(currprice) + "&side=" + str(side) + "&sign=" + str(sign)
   print (params)

   response = requests.request('POST', url, data = body )


   print (response.text)


Hi

size / xkey / ticker / currprice / xsecret / side <--- this are variables that you need to fill with your own data...

That website api is not ready yet ...so no way to check if working ...



I sent you a pm with price to fix  api code similar to yours...

Yes, I have filled these variables with code prior to the snippet I sent you...  will respond in private message.
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Web development,Programming & Graphic Design /1% Discount if you buy with [TACA] on: October 19, 2021, 12:07:27 AM
I am a crypto algo trader, as a second job and I often have coding jobs that I need doing because I have limited time. If you are able to do this, and we agree the terms we may be able to a deal. Right now my coding issue is that I am trying to get the API for hotbit to work in python for POST request such as https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/order.put_limit to work. I have managed to get a GET request working for https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/balance.query  .  Please could you quote me for fixing the code snippet below..........
 

API File:https://hotbitex.github.io/slate/docs/spot/v2/en/#introduction

DEMO:https://github.com/hotbitex/demos

This is the failing code sample. It produces a failed sign error.

   url = "https://api.hotbit.io/v2/p2/order.put_limit"

   sign_string = "amount=" + str(size) + "&api_key=" + str(xkey) +  "&isfee=0&market=" +  str(ticker) +  "&price=" + str(currprice) + "&secret_key=" + str(xsecret) + "&side=" + str(side)
   print ("sign_string: " + str(sign_string )  )

   sign = hashlib.md5(sign_string.encode('utf-8')).hexdigest()
   sign = sign.upper()
   print ("hashed sign string: " + str(sign)  )


   body = {
      "api_key" : str(xkey), 
      "amount" : size,
      "isfee" : 0 ,
      "market" :   str(ticker),
      "price" : currprice,
      "side" : side,
      "sign": str(sign)   }


   params = "?amount=" + str(size) + "&api_key=" + str(xkey) +  "&isfee=0&market=" +  str(ticker) +  "&price=" + str(currprice) + "&side=" + str(side) + "&sign=" + str(sign)
   print (params)

   response = requests.request('POST', url, data = body )


   print (response.text)
3  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Free Bitcoin Algorithmic Trading robot - get set up in 5 minutes with auto mode on: November 29, 2020, 01:14:46 PM
I am a newbie yes. I have a history in the finance/ technology sector going back 20 years, much of it in banking, also LinkedIn profile and UK Limited company, and happy to post details if it helps. Do you have any other suggestions about how to establish credibility?
Is the program open source or is it free, and since it is a platform for developing a trading strategy, why not give the strategy for free and then leave the user to choose the appropriate robot to implement it?

You can establish trust by leaving your personal data, LinkedIn profile, and UK address or leaving a certain amount with one of the trusted members for the trading experience, for example, you put $ 1000 + a prize for everyone who proves that the program is a scam or have some hacks backdoors.

The program is not open source. I may decide to exploit the programme commercially at some point in time, but I am allowing free use of it for now. The programme took me two years to write.

I am quite happy to describe the trading strategy. The strategy uses the indicators below. It looks at the extent to which an indicator condition is met, for example with SMA5, how much above/ below the price the SMA line is, and normalises this into a reading between -10 and +10, which is a strength indicator. The system then backtests the ticker against each indicator, and parameter combination for entering and existing a trade e.g. 8:3, or 9:-5, and for each strategy (trend following or buy low sell high), each timeframe, each stop loss level and each take profit level, with 200,000 historical prices (or as price history is available). A query of the backtest results then shows us which backtests produced the highest annual returns, and these strategies are used in the trading robot.

SMA5 - Simple Moving Average, 5 period
SMA10 - Simple Moving Average, 10 period
SMA20 - Simple Moving Average, 20 period
SMA90 - Simple Moving Average, 90 period
SMA200 - Simple Moving Average, 200 period
EMA6 - Exponential Moving Average, 6 period
EMA12 - Exponential Moving Average, 12 period
EMA26 - Exponential Moving Average, 26 period
EMA90 - Exponential Moving Average, 90 period
EMA200 - Exponential Moving Average, 200 period
10D - An algorithm developed by us which makes a prediction based on advances or declines in the last ten periods.
DON5 - Donchian Channel, 5 period
DON10 - Donchian Channel, 10 period
DON20 - Donchian Channel, 20 period
RSI - Relative Strength Index
CON - Connors Algorithm
VOL - Volatility measure
STO3 - Stochastics, 3 period
STO14 - Stochastics, 14 period
STOR3 - Stochastics with Relative Strength Index, 3 period
STOR14 - Stochastics with Relative Strength Index, 14 period
ICHI - Chibouk Cloud
ICHI2 - Ichimoku Cloud with line smoothing

Here is my linkedin profit:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-collier-27829b6/
I have only created a skeleton record for my current role for privacy reasons. I have also put in this post number in the current role record to prove that it is my record. I am not comfortable publishing personal details online such as my address.

4  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Free Bitcoin Algorithmic Trading robot - get set up in 5 minutes with auto mode on: November 20, 2020, 11:56:06 AM
Thanks for your response. I have reposted this in digital goods section.  Also, I have edited the post to clarify that it is the full functionality that is free, until further notice.

I am a newbie yes. I have a history in the finance/ technology sector going back 20 years, much of it in banking, also LinkedIn profile and UK Limited company, and happy to post details if it helps. Do you have any other suggestions about how to establish credibility?
5  Economy / Service Announcements / Free Bitcoin Algorithmic Trading robot - get set up in 5 minutes with auto mode on: November 19, 2020, 08:28:57 PM
Website: http://algocentric.digital/


I am marketing a free Algorithmic trading robot which will allow you to set up automated trading based on algorithms that have been backtested against 200k prices/ timeframes, trading Bitcoin/ USD, or other cryptocurrencies against the dollar. The robot can work with multiple strategies, algo's, timeframes and with additional parameters such as stoploss and take profit. It will perform the entire process including execution of trades on the Bitfinex and KuCoin exchanges.  It is based on the idea of backtesting all strength/ weakness entry and exit points and reporting on the best performing backtest so that it can be used for live trading. The robot has an auto mode (recommended mode) and advanced mode. In the recommended mode, the highest performing algo in the backtest for the timeframe designed is presented for use.  Algocentric also provides a secondary product called Trading Discovery which allows advanced users to experiment with backtesting scenarios to form their own high performing algorithms for use. Trading Discovery is a client / server solution that allows central collation of backtests so that they can be shared which effectively distributes the workload among users’ machines in a "grid computing" type setup.

I developed this software myself and have been using the software personally for several years, and I decided to put it into a distributable package to see if I can market it, therefore am giving it away for free until further notice. For clarity, the full functionality is free until further notice.  The package has a license which is centrally controlled and can be stopped at any point in time. The product will be free until further notice.

The website and product are both Beta versions i.e. very much "pop up" versions which are due to be formalised later if there is interest in the product. I would appreciate that anyone interested takes a proper look at the product and comments (as opposed to Ad Hominem negative comments). Also, I would appreciate if users communicate any feedback, and errors/ error messages to me.

Format: Executable file which runs a console menu driven application
Platforms: Windows, Linux (tested on Ubuntu)
Exchanges: Bitfinex, KuCoin

The product must be used in accordance with the warnings, and terms and conditions which are displayed upon launch. All trading is carried out entirely at your own risk, and no liability is accepted for any trades carried out. It is important to understand the risks and required controls for trading. 80 to 90% of retail traders lose money, and many wipe out their entire trading account.
 
6  Economy / Services / Casino web scripts for decent looking casino games wanted on: January 21, 2020, 09:01:01 PM

I am looking to buy some scripts for casino games, for example roulette, blackjack, baccarat and slots. The requirements are as follows:

- It is the games only scripts that I am after not the base casino platform (I have my own base platform with payment gateway, customer management account keeping).
- The must be able to talk to the platform via API e.g. get balance, debit, credit.
- The languages I use are HTML, Javascript, ASP, PHP.
- The must be high spec decent looking games e.g. with excellent graphics and a dealer that moves (not text interfaces, 1980's style block graphics or anything which looks like a college project). I would like to see screenshots at first, then a live demo.
- I am on a budget, so low quotes appreciated (I am interested in this venture but don't want to sink large amounts of money into it as I am uncertain of the outcome of receiving GP > marketing spend).

To contact me, please either PM me or use the contact link on my website: https://www.polar-it.co.uk .

Best regards

Nick
7  Economy / Speculation / Re: Should I cash out my BTC now? on: July 17, 2017, 06:24:53 PM
If you had your payment in BTC, would you cash out your money or you would wait increasing of cryptocurrency?

The general fact is that crypo has massive volatility. Anyone holding it has to be OK with that, end of.
8  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 17, 2017, 06:16:37 PM
I'm not posting this to cast doubt on the OP, but just a general warning for anyone buying bullion online.

Here are a few tips to make sure you're not getting scammed:

https://www.moneymetals.com/precious-metals-buying-guides/how-to-test-gold-and-silver-at-home

It's extremely easy to buy tungsten filled gold coins off of Ali Baba (I've done it myself).

They don't pass the 'ping' test, though (see above link).



Fisch detectors are very good, if you use both the size/weight check Fisch and the ping/ ring test Fisch.

I would never ever ever buy gold off Ali Baba. 
9  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 17, 2017, 06:10:11 PM
Could you please pm me the price of 10g gold would love to buy ))

Hi Anirdhsoni - I only sell gold/ silver as per the coins/ bars that I stock. There is 4g gold coin, or an 8g gold coin (22k gold). 4g gold coin is BTC 0.081043 and 8g gold coin is BTC 0.148841.  These prices will very soon be out of date so please check the website for current prices as they are dynamically updating prices   http://bitgoldbypost.co.uk   . 

Nick
10  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 15, 2017, 04:58:36 PM
I'm European and gold prices are quoted in USD, oil too, that's how it is.

I find the idea of shipping gold a bit risky, personally.

The shipping will only be tracked, signed for insured shipping. I have bought a lot of gold this way and not had an issue. Companies like bullionbypost operate like this.
In my country, without any service that works this way, I can not trust it, this is a very dangerous activity, I think I will never use it.

I will only ship to countries where tracked, signed for insured delivery is supported. You are right for countries where it is not, buying gold this way is a non-starter .
11  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 14, 2017, 10:04:56 PM
- The prices are on my website bitcoinbypost.co.uk   The prices change constantly, hence I'm directing you here.
It doesn't really inspire confidence if you mistype your own website...

How does customs work on shipping gold? Will there be charges or questions?

Sorry about that misquote. My mistake. The URL is of course    http://bitgoldbypost.co.uk

I don't take any responsibility for customs charges, and the packages will be marked with the true contents as this is an above board registered business.

In the UK where I live, there is no VAT on gold, but there is on silver so silver would attract import duties. 

Every country has different rules, and it is for the buyer to check this, and file any paper work as per local rules, and pay any import taxes which may be applicable.
12  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 14, 2017, 09:57:12 PM
Maybe you can post some pictures of the gold you are holding, together with a timestamped note to prove ownership.

I am going to get some pictures of my gold this weekend, along with a sign with my username. I have to plan access to this gold as its in a safe box in a third party vault.
13  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 14, 2017, 09:35:25 PM
I'm European and gold prices are quoted in USD, oil too, that's how it is.

I find the idea of shipping gold a bit risky, personally.

The shipping will only be tracked, signed for insured shipping. I have bought a lot of gold this way and not had an issue. Companies like bullionbypost operate like this.
14  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 14, 2017, 09:25:37 PM

I have now added some much cheaper silver coins to the site because I realise that I need to build trust before gold items will sell.

Please take a look.
15  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Gold bullion sales in BTC website on: July 14, 2017, 09:11:49 PM

I have now added some much cheaper silver coins to the site because I realise that I need to build trust before gold items will sell.

Please take a look.
16  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Gold bullion sales in BTC website on: July 13, 2017, 09:43:15 PM
what is youre service, you want sell gold with pay use bitcoin
or you want open invesment
or you want sell btc website

how to sending gold youre client

I am based in Surrey, UK.  I am selling online with my website with a shopping cart and BitPay.

No I don't want any open investment, just physical gold sales.   I do not want to sell the website.

I shop the gold with secure, signed for, insured delivery (only ship to countries where this is possible).

I will soon be listed much cheaper silver coins.

Nick
17  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 13, 2017, 09:25:20 PM
A few point from me.

1) No contact telephone number.

2) UK based site with gold priced in USD



Thanks for your feedback. With point 2 what are you saying as this website is priced in BTC. Are you saying it's preferable to price in USD?

what he is saying is this, why would a fellow from Europe with a European based website be using a USD conversion, whereas, it would be highly expected for the conversion to be in GBP or EURO'S

Oh I see, my gold is only prices in BTC. I provide a few price feeds on the site which are BTCUSD, GLDUSD, XAUUSD purely because these are the well known measures. These price feeds are really just a gadget on the site.
18  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 13, 2017, 05:59:11 PM
A few point from me.

1) No contact telephone number.

2) UK based site with gold priced in USD



Thanks for your feedback. With point 2 what are you saying as this website is priced in BTC. Are you saying it's preferable to price in USD?
19  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 12, 2017, 10:46:47 PM
for what its worth(my two cents) and iv'e not had the privilege of working with these guy's as of yet, but https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1938190.msg19245514#msg19245514 and of course look up ognasty, are all very reputable and i'm quite confident one or all of the aforementioned user's would be able to accurately grade precious metals.

and as far as that goes, escrow here holds both parties goods and once its validated they ship your product and release your new coins to you.


Thanks for the info - I will take a look.
20  Economy / Goods / Re: I am selling gold for Bitcoin on: July 12, 2017, 09:36:07 PM
You don't even need to sell your products cheaper than their value. Unless you want to sell me your 20 g gold bar Credit Suisse for half the value of course Grin Instead you can offer to people the use of an escrow if they feel more safe to trade with. Specialy here... Better to build your presence, your reputation and your contact list around the community. Once people know how reliable you are, there is no more need to worry about something.

Hi and thanks for your post. The thing about escrow is that there is a risk of buyer fraud. When you are selling something that is high value and very low margin, that wouldn't make sense.  I am going to list some cheaper silver coins and see how it goes.
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