Not by me at least so far, I might have to do it though, as the returns seem viable (I'd still love to see data points back to before November, back when swaps rates were more sideways). I am not much of a fan of PHP and setting up MySQL just to run something that checks a market every 10 minutes and sends a couple orders - also I don't need the UI and stuff like that, so I might just carve out the algorithm and put it into a smaller commandline only bot...
I felt the same way so I built
https://github.com/eAndrius/BitfinexLendingBot in my spare time (no LAMP required). Pull requests encouraged!
Good Work. I built MarginBot to live on a webserver because I didn't want to constantly leave a desktop on and running the bot. I'd rather not hear loud fans running all night, and I'd rather the bot live on a rack with guaranteed power and 100% internet uptime, but for people with a good server or extra desktop at home, a command-line bot makes sense.
For those that don't want to run it at home though, this bot will perform well on any cheap php hosting plan, like bluehosts or godaddys $2/month plans.
a webserver where you have access to crontab? Surely you will have access to GNU Screen as well
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Also, no need for a "good" server like LAMP stacks require, simple headless rpi will be more than enough! The nice thing about yours is that you can use a GUI.