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How can I download the LINUX version of MARGIN directly from the terminal on my remote server using WGET? it used to work with leonardo, but when I try it with margin I Just get a usless, tiny "360" file...  nevermind, I did it with SCP from my local machine. However I can't seem to get MARGIN to actually run on the linux server. I unzipped the archive, tried to run the "margin-linux/run-margin.sh" script both on the desktop and from the terminal, but it just opens a terminal window and doesn't actually do anything. EDIT, got that working as well... |
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also BUG REPORT:
The "I agree to this disclaimer" checkbox does not stay visibly checked except when the cursor is hovering over it, which makes it tricky to know if it's been checked properly or not...
On which system? On my MacBook I see it... 10.12.6 Sierra |
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How can I download the LINUX version of MARGIN directly from the terminal on my remote server using WGET? it used to work with leonardo, but when I try it with margin I Just get a usless, tiny "360" file... |
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Where can I find the "KEY" on coinbase pro, or is this a bug at your end??
Hey! I use Coinbase pro without any issue. I believe the key will be shown once you hit "Create api key". I believe they generate it once you click that button. Coinbase has an odd setup, but the bot works as intended. thanks, I figured it out thanks to your comment! |
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also BUG REPORT:
The "I agree to this disclaimer" checkbox does not stay visibly checked except when the cursor is hovering over it, which makes it tricky to know if it's been checked properly or not...
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trying to setup coinbase API in latest version of MARGIN for mac, - margin startup window calls for KEY SECRET PASSPHRASE However Coinbase pro website only offers passphrase and secret... I register the secret on the margin website, enter secret and passphrase in the margin startup window, and get the following error: Your secret is registered with margin, but the connection to the coinbasepro server with the given credentials failed. One likely cause is an API key that was previously used with another program. This results in a nonce conflict and the credentials are rejected by the exchange. If this is the case, please submit a new key using the registration page. Another possibility is that you have IP access restrictions enabled on your API key. If this is the case, please add your current IP address to the list of trusted IPs. It might also be the case that the coinbasepro server is temporarily unavailable. In that case, trying again at a later time might help. If the problem persists, please contact support@margin.de. no matter what I try with IP address whitelisting etc, it doesn't work... Where can I find the "KEY" on coinbase pro, or is this a bug at your end?? |
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HELLO EVERYONE, and Margin team in particular. Some of you may remember me from over a year ago before the shit hit the fan  I briefly checked back in here to see the new subscription model and was kind of annoyed that I missed my free trial period on margin, but I wasn't ready to get back into trading at that time anyway. I am glad to see things have developed and hero customers are now able to use MARGIN and all exchanges, this is fantastic news. And it looks like the Margin team has expanded and is doing very well - more great news, so congratulations! I do have a question - I went back through some of the pages but there are just too many: Do we have TRAILING STOP LOSS built in to margin yet? I know bitfinex has this but I don't have an account there and would rather not. This IMHO is a killer feature that would bring many new customers to margin and has been sorely needed for a long time now.. Best regards to you all, and happy trading as we seem to be entering the next 3-year sideways/up trend in the markets  |
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where can I find a list of all supported exchange APIs, OR can someone tell me is Bibox supported?
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Oh also, what exchange are people finding is the most reliable/best featured? I was previously using Bittrex which was OK, but I'm guessing binance maybe has better choice and volume these days. Is trailing stop-loss available on any exchange?
Hi Frodev, Definitely contact support@margin.de about hero/subscription. In my opinion Binance is the goto exchange. With the current margin release you get Bleu for free. CoinbasePro is now available in the subscription. Welcome Back! CTShaman thanks, what is bleu? |
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Oh also, what exchange are people finding is the most reliable/best featured? I was previously using Bittrex which was OK, but I'm guessing binance maybe has better choice and volume these days. Is trailing stop-loss available on any exchange?
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Hello all, some of you may remember me from last winter, just before the shit-storm that was the great crypto depression of 2018   Well I left LeonArdo idling on my Digital Ocean droplet and got busy with other things in life for a few months, forgot all about it, had my Droplet deleted, owed DO some money, and forgot all bout LeonArdo for a while. Recently I've thought to come back to it, and what a lot of changes I find here! I'm not surprised to see the change to a subscription model, and while I'm a little disappointed, I completely understand the need for the change and am open to paying a sub if I can make the software profitable again. I do have a few offputting concerns though: - No monthly payment of the subscription. For me it's currently tricky to pay the whole year in one hit, and I suspect a large portion of your potential user base will feel the same.
- Is the strategy editor in there yet? For me this is a big missing piece, as the existing strategies were too often prone to losing out in sharp market moves (up or down) to be considered reliable/profitable in my experience.
That's pretty much it. I hope, as an early adopter hero, I will still be able to take advantage of the 6 month demo and 50% discount thereafter??? |
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I agree and very fair assessment of the situation.
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New Year's Tip for crypto traders, especially helpful for users of leonArdo. Keep some type of ledger, I do 3 times a day. Mark the date time-time, BTC price, how much is on which exchanges, and soft wallet, in both currency of your choice and satoshi count. We know BTC can move 30% in a day so what you want to grow is the satoshi count. Throw in any brief notes that may be meaningful. Keep it fun, if it hurts change your position. Happy New Year! Yes it seems to be absolutely essential to manually keep track of not only the total, but also what each individual pair/bot is doing so poor performers can be cut/adjusted. It would be helpful if this was included in the program somewhere. It would be very easy for Leonardo to show a running total/low/high/average trade percentage gain/loss per pair and as a total. Doing it manually requires a lot of work in copy/pasting all the trades for each pair into a spreadsheet and running lots of checks to be sure it's all being figured out right (in case of changing trade amounts etc).... We are planning to add this in one of the next releases. All the best, Rene That's great to hear - it's really an essential part of keeping things in order and on track. Glad to hear it's on the roadmap. Great work guys, keep it up for 2018, may it be a great year for us all! |
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New Year's Tip for crypto traders, especially helpful for users of leonArdo. Keep some type of ledger, I do 3 times a day. Mark the date time-time, BTC price, how much is on which exchanges, and soft wallet, in both currency of your choice and satoshi count. We know BTC can move 30% in a day so what you want to grow is the satoshi count. Throw in any brief notes that may be meaningful. Keep it fun, if it hurts change your position. Happy New Year! Yes it seems to be absolutely essential to manually keep track of not only the total, but also what each individual pair/bot is doing so poor performers can be cut/adjusted. It would be helpful if this was included in the program somewhere. It would be very easy for Leonardo to show a running total/low/high/average trade percentage gain/loss per pair and as a total. Doing it manually requires a lot of work in copy/pasting all the trades for each pair into a spreadsheet and running lots of checks to be sure it's all being figured out right (in case of changing trade amounts etc).... |
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Hi I've been trying to figure out how to use leonardo but for some reason it often buys when the price crosses the Bollinger Bands - against what we would expect. It has done this a few times. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.  what is strategy 16? and is it running? if it is, then that is probably whats happened. All buy/sell orders will show in the main window weather they were invoked by the current showing strategy, another, a manual order, or an order place manually at your exchange. |
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Yeh, I'm keen as for Binance too. Their fees are very low too, and I have always liked their web interface over Bittrex, not sure if that's the best reason  it's definitely NOT the best reason if you're gonna be using it via leonArdo |
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+1 for trailing stop loss strategy. I myself have spoken to several people interested in LeonArdo but have held back because of lack of this feature.
For some coins like XRP it is a very nice tactic. For the moment the current tools leave me behind when the market is going up or down to fast for the bot to sell. And New Year is known for very strange positions. Every coin is having his tactic and behave different. yes likewise, leonardo does really well overall and then one big dip and one steady climb wipes out all the hard work. Leonardo is great for a sideways market, but just a few key tweaks could make it really great even with upward or downward shifts. Right now it's very challenging just to break even, let alone make a profit. |
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+1 for trailing stop loss strategy. I myself have spoken to several people interested in LeonArdo but have held back because of lack of this feature.
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I'm also seeing not so desirable effects of the new BB strategies, ranging form not as good profits as the MM would have done, to very strange multiple buy/sell orders in short succession. I left 7 pairs trading in BB strategies overnight (bittrex) to see the effect - overall the BTC value went down by about 12%. Now granted everything came down 20-40% overnight, but I've had the margin maker bots running in similar situations and still ended up with a net profit. I can't post any screenshots just now.
For now I will stick to the margin maker bots, maybe run one or two BBs on the side to see how they get on.
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