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If you're looking for charts for bitcoin.de you'll find it here:
Yes you can see market depth. A ruby gem is basically a library to help get data from bitcoin.de written in ruby I'm rather looking for public API of market depth for bitcoin.de. Not yet available? I developed a ruby gem in order to get public data from bitcoin.de https://github.com/jhk753/bitcoindeHi, thank you for your interest. I send it to our technical stuff, please be patient, cause they are very bussy working on bringing our API with that of our partner, the Fidor Bank together and trying to make bitcoin.de a real time exchange. Cause my background is not IT - what is a ruby gem? Does it show the market depth? kind regards Christoph Bergmann |
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If you're looking for charts for bitcoin.de you'll find it here:
I'm rather looking for public API of market depth for bitcoin.de. Not yet available? I developed a ruby gem in order to get public data from bitcoin.de https://github.com/jhk753/bitcoinde |
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It's an old post but as it the first result that comes from google search, I'll post the ruby gem I developed to access public data from bitcoin.de: https://github.com/jhk753/bitcoinde |
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I am not gotmilk, but I do have some questions which I would very much like you to answer.
1. What is the street adress of your companies hq?
2. please referr to an official document of your companies registration.
3. what is the name of the ceo?
4. are you audited by a third party? and if what is their name?
I would seriously consider trading at a volume of about EUR 5-10k per week on your platform, if you would please share the requested information.
Dear HerrAndreas, Could you please specify whether you already are our customer? Are you already using our basic limits 2 000 EUR/USD per day and 10 000 EUR/USD per month? If not, we would like to ask you to try our platform and decide whether you are comfortable with the interface and perhaps give us your feedback. Generally speaking, we have three standard limits: 2K EUR/USD daily \ 10K EUR/USD monthly 10K EUR/USD daily \ 50K EUR/USD monthly 50K EUR/USD daily \ 250K EUR/USD monthly. We use the standard compliance procedure in order to assign a new status by asking you to provide an information about you as well as we provide you an information about us, and, of course, we confirm our reliability by our excellent work. For transactions exceeding 1M per month we have an individual customer service - we not only provide all the necessary information but also meet face-to-face to establish a successful joint business. After signing NDA with the parties involved we disclose them an information on audits, licensing and management. Our HQ is located in Copenhagen, Denmark and our R&D office is in Tallinn, Estonia. Our postal address will be published on May 1st. You can also meet our representative during the Bitcoin Conference (bitcoin2014.com) on May 15 in Amsterdam. Thank you for choosing our service, The "hitbtc" team  hitbtc where is your postal address ? |
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Hello guys, I quickly put on github a wrapper ruby api for hitbtc. It still needs testing and implementation of payment api. So for those working on a ruby robot with hitbtc, I'll love some feedbacks (or even contribution) Thanks https://github.com/jhk753/hitbtc_ruby |
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Hey do you also get a bad request at this URL: https://api.hitbtc.com/What's happening, still working on the API an crashed twice in one day. Trading api was working fine until I get only bad request from my calls [edit] got back to normal after a 15 min interuption [/edit] |
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Hey Guys, I'm starting to build a ruby gem wrap up for this as I want to give it a go with a robot https://github.com/jhk753/hitbtc_rubyIt's not for use already as completely under development, but I ran into a problem. The api limit is not documented and seems to be pretty low... After a few test calls (maybe 30 in 1 hour) and I'm not able to access their domain from my computer... It's an hardcore api limit, maybe to prevent DDOS, but you need to do something about it. thanks |
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Same question here for R9 290.
Plus I'm in linux and CGminer doesn't show voltage on my card. But if I try to change the voltage, it says that driver accepted but doesn't show any change on cgminer outputs.
I'm not near my rig so I can't check the wall plug, but what do you think it means ? Is CGminer capable of undervolting in Linux with latest beta driver ?
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I'll let the code answer this: https://github.com/aido/AidoATP/blob/master/src/main/java/org/aido/atp/TrendTradingAgent.java#L267if (currentBid.isGreaterThan(vwap)) {
tradeIndicator.put("VWAPCross_Up",true);
} else if (currentAsk.isLessThan(vwap)) {
tradeIndicator.put("VWAPCross_Down",true);
}So, VWAPCross_Up is true when last price > VWAP (i.e. current price has crossed up above VWAP, up trend) and VWAPCross_Down is true when last price < VWAP (i.e. current price has crossed down below VWAP, down trend). Maybe Probably my choice of terms 'up' and 'down' was not the best. The VWAP Cross indicator should probably be used in tandem with one of the other indicators. Although, looking at the code now my description in the README isn't quite accurate. It uses current bid and current ask instead of last; a slight difference. This taken into consideration if I want to use vwapcross algo correctly should my ask and bid logic look like this: ask_logic: ADS_Down && VWAPCross_Down bid_logic: ADS_Up && VWAPCross_Up Or did I completely misunderstand the readme: The trend observer functionality constantly monitors the market for trends. A combination of the Advance/Decline Spread, SMA and EMA algorithms decide what way the market is trending.
Market Trending Down = Look at buying
Market Trending Up = Look at selling
Once it is decided the trend is up (ask) or down (bid) it then compares the last transaction to the VWAP.
The ratio of last price versus VWAP is used as a waterline to make the final determination that we will take an action.
If trend = down & last < VWAP then buy
If trend = up & last > VWAP then sell
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What's your advice on bid and ask logic ?
I advise using bid and ask logic that will make a profit  Right ! ^^ have you tested some things yet ? |
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Hum.
Maybe.
What's your advice on bid and ask logic ?
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Ok thx.
I found an error while testing following trend.
org.codehaus.commons.compiler.CompileException: Line 0, Column 0: Unexpected token "End-Of-File" in primary
It happened when the ticker size was above the minimum I set
Really strange
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Aido,
Could you explain a bit more how your arbitrage algorithm work ?
From what I understand from simulation, you compare changing real currency 1 to real currency 2 through bitcoin and through regular trading ?
So we don't actually make money with this right ? How do we benefit from this.
Example if my local currency is USD, if at t=1 I have an arbitrage with Euro
I trade through bitcoin and get euro. But then if I don't have reverse arbitrage to get back to USD for a while, depending on trends of USD/EURO I may loose money.
Am I wrong ? or did I miss something ?
thanks for your help
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Ok I found it in ~/Library/Preferences/org.aido.atp.plist
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On Windows config is stored in the registry, on Mac its stored in .plist files in ~/Library, and on Linux and friends its stored in ~/.java
Thanks Edit: Actually I don't see any .plist in ~/Library ...  |
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Thanks for this.
Just a little question where is the xml config files on MAX OS 10.8
I wanted to try it but I got an error:
"BTCE returned an error: invalid nonce parameter"
So I wanted to use another key/secret, but I don't find the xml and I don't want to go through all the questions each time I change something.
Do you have an idea where it is ?
Thanks a lot
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That was server error on their part.
yes , it shows loading error. But is it because I send too many requests ? |
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Additional info for someone that can help.
After a few hours I get this kind of erros:
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/btceapi/common.py", line 74, in makeRequest
self.conn.request("POST", url, params, headers)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 973, in request
self._send_request(method, url, body, headers)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 1007, in _send_request
self.endheaders(body)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 969, in endheaders
self._send_output(message_body)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 829, in _send_output
self.send(msg)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 791, in send
self.connect()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 1176, in connect
self.sock = ssl.wrap_socket(sock, self.key_file, self.cert_file)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 440, in wrap_socket
ciphers=ciphers)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 200, in __init__
self.do_handshake()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 362, in do_handshake
self._sslobj.do_handshake()
socket.error: [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer
Thanks
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Hi, I'm trying to code a little bot to trade on BTC-E. But I was wondering if there was a limit on the number of get_depth requests ? Currently I do 1 or 2 calls per second with the same IP. It works for almost 2 hours and then it crashes  Does someone has anymore information on this ? Thanks a lot |
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