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As for the article, I was expecting almost everything to be positive as to be able to promote affiliate links. A lot better than expected. 4/5

I read the article and the Rebalancing got me curious.
This kind of feature, the Rebalancing one is something like covered by some Bots? Like what was explained in the example(quoted one).
So if it's done by bots, how we can assure if the bot will perform it accurately? Because I'm a little bit afraid because maybe the bot will make mistake or any misconfiguration on your account settings/bot settings.

Interesting. The rebalancing idea got me but there are still a few questions lingering like is the performance done by the automation accurate? Is it possible that it may not be able to rebalance? Like when BTC goes to 40%, where would it get funds to retake it to 50%? From the previous example lets say, it would take it from the LTC one? but then it would make the LTC balance go down right? So doesn't that mean that it would need my funds to maintain the balance? Does that mean that I would leave a certain amount of balance in the automation that would automatically be used whenever the coin is imbalanced? What if a market crash happens in a slow amount of time? could that possibly lead me to a loss instead? Not gonna lie it sounds an interesting idea but I'd rather have beginners study how to trade themselves before using such bots. Imo, such bots are better used by those professional traders since they could think up of many complicated situations that would require more assistance than what a bot can provide.

everyone will want a simple trade, but I don't recommend novice traders using bots, the most important for beginners is to learn the basics of trading, what's interesting to me here is the rebalancing strategy, I will try to learn it.

I've always been a fan of automation. It does take the heavy load especially for a trader. Having a bot to continously adjust stop loss orders to a Trailing stop when in profit. I don't understand the concept of rebalancing and don't think it's for me.



I'm taking Python as a course this semester and since it's a multi purpose language, its good for automation. For now, I'm thinking of just usiit for data analysis. I plan to get the data from coinmarketcap.com and other exchange apis. I might build a prediction model using the data from coinmarketcap.com though. I look forward to building solutions soon.

Upon visiting your website project I noticed its good design but I have a question how much percentage is the accurancy of your price to binance? You have also a chart good job for this one but Im looking forward that its has no laggy or delay on price action.

Nice strategy although traders with big portfolio size would benefit more. Traders with small funds can use the strategies as it involves "injecting" more funds from time to time to cut risk.  Quick question, I saw your other thread about Shrimpy's Charting and I liked it. I want to know what your platform is about. I'm a new trader and I like what I saw. Thanks for the tutorial though. I'm sure someone might find it useful.

Looking nice and very useful tool specially when you are conscious of the market prices. My only suggestion sir is maybe you can add more technical indicators I'm sure that some users might be looking for it too, but overall i like your website and its easy to use. Goodluck! 

I checked out the charts. I really like the idea. It could be useful for arbitrage possibly. The list of exchanges and prices on the left is a really good idea. I'm sure on some of the lower traffic exchanges the price doesn't move as quickly, so you could keep an eye on it and keep a balance on one of those and then whenever the price moves up on the bigger exchanges, you could send the coins over to there. However, the charts are kind of meh. Is there any possibility you could be adding Tradingview charts into it in the future? I'm fairly certain they have an API to incorporate them into your project. It would be very useful having the ability to have all of the extras their charts give you built into your project.

I know someone who is working with large amounts of data to be analyzed using an A.I. They use it to check possible formations of different price actions and the history repeating itself kind of data analysis, machine learning, algorithmic approaches, etc. Market prediction is no easy feat, maybe an A.I. could help improve chances with that. So I have a couple of questions with regards to that.

• How far back can you collect data from all 16 exchanges you are offering?
• Do you plan to add exchanges in the future?
• Do you have other practical application with regards to using those data that can be collected?

I'm looking forward to your answer. A.I. is an exciting topic, and I think we are nearly there to correctly have the right approach to something a human cannot decipher easily. We all know those emotions and egos that hinder us from actual productivity.