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I guess you are not interested in collaborating to build a better java tradebot?
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Ich weiss ja nicht, was bzw. wie Du handeln willst, aber btc-e hat so einige Währungspaare, also viele Optionen. Vircurex hat noch mehr davon.
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Schade, dass ihr Python nehmt. Sonst hätten wir evtl. etwas Code teilen können. Ich mach für mich was ähnliches.
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I'm interested, too. What time should the meetup be? Is there wifi available? (If not, we could just use a smartphone to create an a temporary hotspot.) If nothing else turns out, I've learned at least what a clearing barrel is...  |
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Ok, I looked over your scheme and have 2 points.
It seems, there is no orderbook? How does one get an idea, what price to ask or bid?
I thought about a p2p exchange, too. And I think it should focus on mobile phones, because they are harder to track down and to block. I'd also use the GPS api to support meetups to complete an actual exchange. No bank need then.
These 2 points led me to the next problem: how to create a distributed orderbook, that spreads orders in a fair way?
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What language are you using?
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But it's really tricky to implement FIX and bitcoin exchanges unlike like the gox streaming API in the same app, because the structures are quite different. I was asked to add FIX to my implementations and it's a major task now.
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I have to admit, that I don't really speak the language of the traders, but it seems we share quite some ideas. I welcome any other java coder anyway, so good luck with your project!
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No, it was pretty much the old atari combat game. 2 tanks shooting at each other. |
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I wrote some code for a JS combat (tank) game. Bank then, such a framework would have been helpful. But the main problem then was the concern about cheaters using bots.
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Depends on what you want to do. There are folks here, you want to calculate indicators for the last 20 days, or so...
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Give them your precious binaries?  Or better: let the bot trade for yourself. Or offer them a partnership in a way, that you would trade their money. |
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I also prefer java for some reason. The only reason, I would consider C++, would be operator overloading (I know: dangerous). But those BigDecimal statements just look ugly. Maybe Scala or some jvm language as a compromise?
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I'm looking for the covers for some window fittings. Like these. but mine are smaller:  Ok, so I have to look for some 3d app, that can export STL. Thanks for the info. I'll look around for an app, so I can create a model. |
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I would be interested in some caps for window hardware. The original manufacturer doesn't exist anymore.
What kind of model would you need? Any chance to scan an original part, or so?
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Did you just try to print the http header you send to btc-e? Looks like the nonce is missing alltogether?
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You pay 1$ more and ask 1$ less. Now you have 2 orders on top of the depth. If things work perfectly, you buy and sell and make 98$ profit (minus fees).
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One of the other possibilities is the format of your amount or price. If you want to buy -1 btc or 1,0 btc (notice the colon ','versus the dot '.'), there is also a good chance to get this error. Also limit the numbers to 5 digits in the fraction part usually.
So this 'sign' is not necessarily the sign of your encryption.
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