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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / [alpha] MahaDAO - The world's first valuecoin on: October 30, 2020, 09:00:03 AM



What is MahaDAO? - https://mahadao.com/


MahaDAO is a DeFi project built on Layer 2. We as a community are working on creating the world's first valuecoin. Simply put, a valuecoin is a currency that is stable not in price but in value. The MahaDAO ecosystem features 2 coins: $ARTH & $MAHA

$ARTH is the value coin. ARTH is generated every time users stake their volatile collaterals in a CDP. ARTH is an absolute unit of measure that maintains the buying power of the token holder, irrespective of which direction the market moves and is backed by anti-correlated volatile/stable assets.

$MAHA is the governance token(much like MAKER in MakerDAO) used by the community to ensure ARTH stays value-stable.

With ARTH coin, MahaDAO is striving to fight a never-ending problem of fiat money & stablecoins - DEPRECIATION. All currencies are de facto inflationary & thus loses value over time. ARTH on the other hand promises to stay stable in its value, rather than price.

The MAHA Community & Alpha/Beta Testing

One of the key aspects of MahaDAO has to be its community. The community is & will be at the helm of all decision making, with the use of the Maha tokens. To ensure true decentralization, 70% of the total token supply is allocated to MahaDAO community members, i.e. 7,000,000 MAHA.  

The community allocation of 70% tokens of the supply will be distributed through various programs like: Liquidity Farming, Contributor Grants, Merchant Grants, Influencers & Media, Alpha/Beta Testing Giveaways.

At this stage, we are looking for genuine participants to test the ARTH platform. Members who believe in the potential of the project & are willing to explore a possibly ground-breaking phenomenon that can change how we see money. As alpha testers, you should be willing to provide interesting insights & spot bugs/issues. Moreover, just tell us what breaks, and we would be happy to reward appropriately.

For taking part in Alpha testing, we will be giving $MAHA tokens as rewards. The steps to follow will be shared with all selected testers via a Medium post. Note: only test tokens will be used in the Alpha testing phase. We will also be doing a beta phase & gamma phase, which would involve more rewards & actual collaterals.

If you are interested to become an Alpha tester, fill out this form https://mahadao.typeform.com/to/axGQ7vCP

Last date for applicants is 30th October, 2020. There are upto $2500 rewards in MAHA tokens.
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [alpha] MahaDAO - The world's first decentralized valuecoin on: October 30, 2020, 08:53:53 AM
Just fyi, today is the last day for Alpha applications - https://mahadao.typeform.com/to/axGQ7vCP

Thanks! appreciate everybody's interest. Smiley
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [alpha] MahaDAO - The world's first decentralized valuecoin on: October 30, 2020, 08:50:55 AM
look like the concept is good
by the way, does this project a whitepaper to read buddy ?
maybe by reading the whitepaper will make me understand more about this project
thanks

Here you go - https://mahadao.com/ARTH%20Whitepaper%20-%201.1.0%20Draft.pdf

This is v1 of the whitepaper. As it's an explorative concept, the whitepaper is going to evolve into many versions in the future. Do let me know what you think about this. Again, it's a very explorative project and we hope to build an engaging community that believes in the potential of the project.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / [alpha] MahaDAO - The world's first decentralized valuecoin on: October 27, 2020, 06:05:48 AM



What is MahaDAO? - https://mahadao.com/


MahaDAO is a DeFi protocol built on Layer with a novel concept. We as a community are working on creating the world's first valuecoin. Simply put, a valuecoin is a currency that is stable not in price but in value. The MahaDAO ecosystem features 2 coins: $ARTH & $MAHA

- ARTH is the value coin. ARTH is generated every time users stake their volatile collaterals in a CDP. ARTH is an absolute unit of measure that maintains the buying power of the token holder, irrespective of which direction the market moves and is backed by anti-correlated volatile/stable assets.

- MAHA is the governance token(much like MAKER in MakerDAO) used by the community to ensure ARTH stays value-stable.

With ARTH coin, MahaDAO is striving to fight a never-ending problem of fiat money & stablecoins - DEPRECIATION. All currencies are de facto inflationary & thus lose value over time. ARTH on the other hand promises to stay stable in its value, rather than price.

The MAHA Community & Alpha/Beta Testing

One of the key aspects of MahaDAO has to be its community. The community is & will be at the helm of all decision making, with the use of the Maha tokens. To ensure true decentralization, 70% of the total token supply is allocated to MahaDAO community members, i.e. 7,000,000 MAHA.  

The community allocation of 70% tokens of the supply will be distributed through various programs like: Liquidity Farming, Contributor Grants, Merchant Grants, Influencers & Media, Alpha/Beta Testing Giveaways.



At this stage, we are looking for genuine participants to test the ARTH platform. Members who believe in the potential of the project & are willing to explore a possibly ground-breaking phenomenon that can change how we see money. As alpha testers, you should be willing to provide interesting insights & spot bugs/issues. Moreover, just tell us what breaks, and we would be happy to reward appropriately.

For taking part in Alpha testing, we will be giving $MAHA tokens as rewards. The steps to follow will be shared with all selected testers via a Medium post. Note: only test tokens will be used in the Alpha testing phase. We will also be doing a beta phase & gamma phase, which would involve more rewards & actual collaterals.

If you are interested to become an Alpha tester, fill out this form https://mahadao.typeform.com/to/axGQ7vCP to let us know of your interest.

It's a journey. Let's explore it together!
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / [alpha] MahaDAO - The world's first decentralized valuecoin on: October 26, 2020, 05:08:28 PM



What is MahaDAO? - https://mahadao.com/


MahaDAO is a DeFi project built on Layer 2. We as a community are working on creating the world's first valuecoin. Simply put, a valuecoin is a currency that is stable not in price but in value. The MahaDAO ecosystem features 2 coins: $ARTH & $MAHA

- ARTH is the value coin. ARTH is generated every time users stake their volatile collaterals in a CDP. ARTH is an absolute unit of measure that maintains the buying power of the token holder, irrespective of which direction the market moves and is backed by anti-correlated volatile/stable assets.

- MAHA is the governance token(much like MAKER in MakerDAO) used by the community to ensure ARTH stays value-stable.

With ARTH coin, MahaDAO is striving to fight a never-ending problem of fiat money & stablecoins - DEPRECIATION. All currencies are de facto inflationary & thus loses value over time. ARTH on the other hand promises to stay stable in its value, rather than price.

The MAHA Community & Alpha/Beta Testing

One of the key aspects of MahaDAO has to be its community. The community is & will be at the helm of all decision making, with the use of the Maha tokens. To ensure true decentralization, 70% of the total token supply is allocated to MahaDAO community members, i.e. 7,000,000 MAHA.  

The community allocation of 70% tokens of the supply will be distributed through various programs like: Liquidity Farming, Contributor Grants, Merchant Grants, Influencers & Media, Alpha/Beta Testing Giveaways.

At this stage, we are looking for genuine participants to test the ARTH platform. Members who believe in the potential of the project & are willing to explore a possibly ground-breaking phenomenon that can change how we see money. As alpha testers, you should be willing to provide interesting insights & spot bugs/issues. Moreover, just tell us what breaks, and we would be happy to reward appropriately.

For taking part in Alpha testing, we will be giving $MAHA tokens as rewards. The steps to follow will be shared with all selected testers via a Medium post. Note: only test tokens will be used in the Alpha testing phase. We will also be doing a beta phase & gamma phase, which would involve more rewards & actual collaterals.

If you are interested to become an Alpha tester, fill out this form https://mahadao.typeform.com/to/axGQ7vCP to let us know of your interest.

It's a journey. Let's explore it together!
6  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 12:05:11 PM
Hey.
How is this tool fetching historical data from my trades? Do i have to provide login/password/apikey? If so than it is not worth to take a risk of loosing founds (exposing sensitive data on "a little buggy" tool)


The mere fact that you have to connect your data containing private info not only about your trades but your wallet amounts etc indicates to me more risk.

While I get that performance tracking would be made easier if it was to be done all in one place (some feature exchanges should be thinking about developing) I'm not feeling comfortable sharing all of this info across at least 2 mediums, and to a second place which is a 'little buggy tool'.

The first thing these tools need to get right is security before even getting adoption.

One of the users on this thread did point out at how the system works. Basically the API keys are read only and incrypted, so all that the 3rd party or service can really do with it is read your data. With this data we are able to visually represent better looking graphs for data analysis across exchanges.

Most of the exchanges actually fail at showing visually useful graphs, which is why all you can really know about is how much is your portfolio worth at the end of the day.

When it comes to security, ofcourse, it would make no sense for me to create something buggy in the first place. The fact that I specified it as a 'little buggy' right now shows how much I, as a trader & creator, would want to make the entire system secure & not vulnerable.

The very point of this post is - communication we have with like minded traders & not adoption as such. Just knowing whether what is getting built is useful or not & to know if any tweak can make it more useful is all that I would want to know at this stage.
7  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:55:10 AM
Well well somebody got amazing coding skills! Thats impressive dashboard but unless one can try it out wouldn't notice the significant usefulness of the same.

I already visited the link you shared, and gotta say the way UI you have made is amazing! Im no coder but just end user who thinks it's impressive UI.

You should in addition to what you have made add interface where this dashboard will tell us where we loosing more money. For example, ABC exchanger is gave more profit as compared to XYZ exchanger. If we keep this comparison in mind then one can settle for better exchanger.

Performance can give extra info but if AI works for us then things could become outstanding.



Hey, thanks buddy. Means a lot coming from an end user.

That's an interesting suggestion. We have created something on those lines, but would still want to know what exactly are you thinking about. I have messaged you personally; it'd be great if we can have a 15 min chat/call to see if we are at something useful.
8  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:46:47 AM

While defending them for the rights and how it could be done, I would also have to say that this automation is something you would need if you are a constantly trading type of person and if you are like that there are tons of excel or spreadsheet type of stuff where you can download your history at the end of each day and put it on those spreadsheets to see how you are doing, that is not really too much of a trouble and already exists for free.

If you are simple type of guy all you need to do after the end of a day is just take a look at total balance... you will know if you fucked up or not.
If you are advanced trader with hundreds of trades daily (api trader) sooner or later you will learn total basics of python and you will know how to write simple code to calculate your profit. I find OP tool as a fun tool to show your family that you are not only a nerd but an earning nerd Smiley


ummm the tool does look fancy because of the minimal dark design. maybe i will need to figure out how to make it more dull & boring Tongue.

But, one thing to note is, a trader may not just want to know the profits at the end of the day but also a ton of other things spanning from how his portfolio shrank/grew as compared to benchmarks overtime(which is across all the exchanges), portfolio allocation & moreover the strategies that he has deployed have been working or not. Beta, alpha, sharpe ratios & historical performance is something I'd like to constantly lookup if I were a high-octave trader. 
9  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:39:16 AM
which means they will be only capable of using your api key without secret on data and nothing more so they can't hack you.
This also depends on the exchange itself. If I'm not wrong some time ago Binance (or another big exchange) got hacked through its API key. I guess I'd only feel safe if the API that I get only has reading history right and not other things like executing trades. At least if something is fucked up I know that the exchange or at least its API security is one to blame.

So with a read only API key, a third party cannot really execute any trades, withdrawals, etc. ofcourse. What i understand is that if you use some sort of an algo trading tool, which involves buying/selling of assets at certain price points, you would then have to give more than a read only permission.

10  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:33:36 AM
So Tradecontrol is part of crytocontrol?

Why do you guys have that Get access feature? It so annoying. I remember trying to get access to your cryptocontrol trading terminal, I was told to wait but to this date i have never got any access to it and I started thinking may you people are just collecting email addresses. Not cool at all.

but API keys are never saved on the server but locally on your machine. Hope that answers your question.  
How shall we be sure of this? Are you going to make the code viewable by the public?

First off, really sorry for not being able to reach out to you & notifying you of the Terminal progress. The Terminal campaign we did for asking users for their email addresses also included a huge questionnaire regarding their trading styles & more importantly because we wanted to understand what kind of a tool should we be building.

And after talking to around 100+ traders personally on a call, I identified that a lot of the hefty features that were taking us months to build was something that the users actually did not want. What I realized was that a many traders actually just wanted a data analysis tool for understanding their trading strategies better which is why we pivoted and trimmed the Terminal to just doing the data analysis bit which is TradeControl.

It would be funny if we just collected email addresses and never used them, becuase we don't. On a light note, we run a crypto news aggregator & see many email signups & its not something we have ever monetized, because that is a free service, and always will be.

I am a programmer & have always felt amazing for building tools that traders actually use. The same was being done while talking about the Terminal & also this time with TradeControl. Sorry for the inconvenience though. And really appreciate your interest!  

In context to the source code being public; i dont think so that will be the case. But the idea of whether the tool will be secured or not is answered by one of the users on the thread. The API keys are always encrypted and read only. Smiley 
11  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:18:37 AM
You could probably share your api key but not the secret key and only allow data to be taken and do not give any rights for stuff like withdrawal or deposit (well you can give right for deposit lol) and so forth, which means they will be only capable of using your api key without secret on data and nothing more so they can't hack you.

While defending them for the rights and how it could be done, I would also have to say that this automation is something you would need if you are a constantly trading type of person and if you are like that there are tons of excel or spreadsheet type of stuff where you can download your history at the end of each day and put it on those spreadsheets to see how you are doing, that is not really too much of a trouble and already exists for free.

Yes, that's exactly how it's supposed to work. Also you're right, the tool is indeed ideal & helpful for daytraders & swing traders.

Traditionally, traders have used Excel & moving more towards newer technologies. Ours is more like a plug and play tool, wherein the data analysis bit is already there & need not be built from scratch. Reading & understanding this data to make useful trades is what the trader should ideally be worried about.      
12  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 14, 2020, 11:07:28 AM
So, currently we have integrated Binance & Bitfinex. Looking to integrate more soon.

A lot of work ahead of you. I would go with bitmex next, coinbase, kraken, huobi (both spot and derivates).

Regarding your question about sensitive data being compromised. Yes, the data comes from the API keys provided by you, but API keys are never saved on the server but locally on your machine. Hope that answers your question. 

Yes. Thanks ... It looks like its safer than I initially though. Is it going to be open source?

Agreed. Bitmex, Kraken & Huobi are on the cards.

Open source is something I am not sure about. But the API keys are anyways going to be encrypted & read-only, so that shouldn't be a problem.
13  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 11, 2020, 07:12:24 PM
Hey.
How is this tool fetching historical data from my trades? Do i have to provide login/password/apikey? If so than it is not worth to take a risk of loosing founds (exposing sensitive data on "a little buggy" tool)
only to see trade history in fancy way. Maybe ApiKey with info permisson only is ok ... but i'm sure that non-api users will input keys with wrong permissions (i heard that during ICO bubble 5% of eth adresses provided by airdrop hunters were priv keys instead of public). So you have to be ready to take care of users sensitive data.


Which exchanges are supported?



So, currently we have integrated Binance & Bitfinex. Looking to integrate more soon.

Regarding your question about sensitive data being compromised. Yes, the data comes from the API keys provided by you, but API keys are never saved on the server but locally on your machine. Hope that answers your question. 
14  Economy / Service Announcements / Trade Performance Tracker Tool on: September 10, 2020, 05:23:25 PM
Hey guys; wanted to share some work I have been doing on a trade performance tracking tool.  

What the tool does is it fetches historical data like trades, deposits, withdrawals, etc. from your accounts on multiple exchanges & gives you charts/analysis of your trade performance, trade history & portfolio gains across all exchanges.

Basically, a single place for analyzing your performance across exchanges over time. You can also look at your beta, alpha, sharpe ratio & standard deviation against various benchmarks.

I am attaching some screenshots of it with dummy data. The tool is a little buggy right now; mostly will be able to resolve all bugs in a couple of weeks.







Let me know what you guys think about this. If you'd like to try it out, please share your details here (https://bit.ly/3bRHG6L)& I will reach out to you to see if I have created any value for you guys.

Are there are any different features, that i should/could have explored? Would be interesting to know your thoughts. Thanks!!!
15  Economy / Trading Discussion / Tracking your trade performance across exchanges? on: September 10, 2020, 05:20:58 PM
Hey guys; wanted to share some work I have been doing on a trade performance tracking tool. 

What the tool does is it fetches historical data like trades, deposits, withdrawals, etc. from your accounts on multiple exchanges & gives you charts/analysis of your trade performance, trade history & portfolio gains across all exchanges.

Basically, a single place for analyzing your performance across exchanges over time. You can also look at your beta, alpha, sharpe ratio & standard deviation against various benchmarks.

I am attaching some screenshots of it with dummy data. The tool is a little buggy right now; mostly will be able to resolve all bugs in a couple of weeks.







Let me know what you guys think about this. If you'd like to try it out, please share your details here (https://bit.ly/3bRHG6L)& I will reach out to you to see if I have created any value for you guys.

Are there are any different features, that i should/could have explored? Would be interesting to know your thoughts. Thanks!!!
16  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New Charts for Technical Analysis on: March 09, 2020, 05:05:01 PM
Seems interesting!
Would like to know this strategy works for you in the short term.
Use it for a month and update this post with your performance and % of gains in your investment.
If things work out well may be many of us will start using it for real.

Currently I am already using it; and it has at least doubled my performance, especially when it comes to understanding long/short squeezes. When I see a short squeeze and I don't find enough volume supporting it, then almost immediately I go against the market (short) and almost everytime i'm right.

Here's a visual on how I see a short squeeze.

17  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New Charts for Technical Analysis on: March 09, 2020, 04:59:23 PM
But is that free? Like there is no limitation using it?
I think that is not free service because upon trying to visit the site, it says I need to subscribe to the premium to use the filter. So, it's totally paid service. Hopefully, there is a free trial even just an hour of reading the price chart and probably OP gives an update about this. I like it too because this indicator is easy to understand no more lines interrupt upon reading the indicator.

Technical analysis(TA) is very important in trading but other's problems are dont know how to use indicators. Because it is very hard to understand for them reading a chart. I think this one will be the answer, it's very simple and clean to read.


So the site sells news apis which has a premium version. however the trading dots atm aren't charged. a free version is there with limit and delayed data so you can have a look at how things work. and a price point will be there in the future, but it'll be super reasonable.

currently this is just an idea and it has greatly improved my trading performance as i can get a lot of valuable insights from it. hoping for people (even beginners) to see the same. I've written a blog post to help people understand how to use it; do try it out and let me know? https://medium.com/cryptocontrol/understanding-the-volume-dots-a-new-to-way-to-visualise-volume-593035f276f1
18  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New Charts for Technical Analysis on: March 09, 2020, 04:56:53 PM
Hello guys. I wanted to share something that I've created. After trading for a while using TA, i found that one of most important indicators is volume. While it took me a while to understand volume properly, I'd now say that I'm doing fairly well with using volume as a leading indicator for most of my trades and it has greatly improved my performance.

Volume is somewhat important than the price. Trading volume is a measurement if this coin has a wider spread or a better future. Even trading using low volume exchanges you'll certainly find out that it is easy to buy and sell in exchangers that have a huge market volume than the others.

Is was good to know that you'd find it coz some traders and usually, newbies never see it good but rather to focus on the known coins. Perhaps, a successful trader never started at good but they eventually gain knowledge and effective strategy through experience. And there you are mate, having this way you'll be having the confidence of what you do.

Yes, the challenge with volume is that you need a trained eye to understand how to make sense of volume. However I think the charts give newbie traders a better opportunity to visualise volume in a simpler way. Although there's a ton of improvement i know that'll go into this for sure.

Do try it out and let me know what is your criticisms on it?
19  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New Charts for Technical Analysis on: March 09, 2020, 04:54:53 PM
(..)
The bubbles inside the charts indicate the volume. The gradient of the dot shows the volume at a given price point. The darker the dot, the more the volume there was at that point. With these charts, you can easily identify support and resistance lines. You will also be able to differentiate between actual and inflated asset prices.
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For me, this is one of the best uses of that tool. And the chart indicator looks neat and clean, no more additionaly graphics in chart, you can still identify the green candles or red candles.
But is that free? Like there is no limitation using it?

I remember also one of the indicator before in Tradingview, but that is paid. You can see the volumes in particular area based on what you area you selected, and it is really helpful especially for identifying the supports and resistance.

So at first i wanted to do this within tradingview itself; but it turns out to create charts like this, you need a lot more then OHLCV values; you need to keep track of all the trades that happen within that one candle and then calculate the dots out of that. Which something beyond trading view.

Currently I'm trying to find a product-market fit for it. but if it's going to be paid then it'll be something very reasonable. And the free version will contain everything but with delayed data.

I wrote a blog post documenting more of the possible studies that can be done with this; https://medium.com/cryptocontrol/understanding-the-volume-dots-a-new-to-way-to-visualise-volume-593035f276f1 do have a look! Would love for your feedback.
20  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New Charts for Technical Analysis on: March 09, 2020, 04:51:44 PM
Seems interesting!
Would like to know this strategy works for you in the short term.
Use it for a month and update this post with your performance and % of gains in your investment.
If things work out well may be many of us will start using it for real.

This thing will be helpful for us to determine which investments will be good enough for our future. Starting is difficult in the first place, that's why we need to be more careful on our decision making before taking initiative. We won't achieve the target unless you're in the actual trading situation, particular on pressures that you experienced.

no hidden agenda; just collecting market feedback and trying to find the product market fit hence not charging for it at the moment. i think that there is a lot of potential for these charts, hence any feedback would really help Smiley
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