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June 05, 2018, 07:44:49 PM |
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 Heres an update of my testing of the EMA BOT. It finally got a sale with a nice profit of about 9.3%... not bad at all but I still think the lines should be reversed. Had it sold when it crossed the blue line the profit would have been higher. Hi Amaralluis, The bot logic is sound. Yes, in situations like what you depicted the bot would have made more profit if the lines where reversed. However, if the market turned against you would be left holding bags. With the current configuration if the market turns against you after a buy, a sell will be triggered causing a loss but allowing for a later buy back and for the bot to continue. Of course, setting a Min effective gain will negate that so while there are only a few parameters, configuring them is not a trivial task. There is no silver bullet. All the best, Jonathan
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I have tried every version of Margin on my MacBook Pro as they come out and every single one has crashed after running one or two days. Support appears to be unable to correct it. And every time Margin crashes I go back to the last version of Leonardo, which is ROCK SOLID, reconfigure 14 pairs on Bollinger Band and start over. At what point will I give up entirely on Margin and just stay with Leonardo?
I have the exact same problem on my laptop (High Sierra 10.13.4) and haven't been able to narrow it down. Margin only runs for about 24-72 hours before it "quits unexpectedly." At first I thought it was triggered by having too many exchanges and pairs (running Binance and Bittrex), but even after reducing the footprint to just Binance, with less than the max recommended pairs, and bare charts without any added indicators, the problem persists. I'm considering either setting up a Linux VM or running it on my Windows PC to see if it's OS related, if I find the patience. There's a tradeoff between the two applications. What I've noticed is that Margin is relatively light on memory usage, but destabilizes within a couple days. Leonardo eats a huge amount of RAM/swap (possibly a slow leak) but is otherwise rock solid over literally several weeks. My last instance set a personal record at 52 days of uptime before I shut down to update the OS, though by then it showed >100GB memory usage in Activity Monitor and had to be force quit. This was again with Binance plus Bittrex and around the max number of recommended pairs. New bots, drawing tools, and social media integration are useless to me if I have to babysit the application, and more complexity will just make it harder to narrow down stability issues. I can try to keep troubleshooting to see if there's a pattern with the crashes, but the team should be able to easily test this scenario. Use the latest versions of macOS and Margin, open Binance and Bittrex, add the max recommended number of pairs to each, and just monitor it for a few days. That would at least tell us if the error is reproducible on your end or if it's something specific to our setups. Following up to say that v1.1.1 has resolved the near-daily segfaults that I was experiencing with earlier versions. My current uptime is 8 days, with 6 pairs on Bittrex and 30+ on Binance (way over the suggested limit but I haven't been IP blocked yet), and a small handful of active MM and BB bots. Thanks!
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June 07, 2018, 03:09:04 PM |
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If any-one wants to sign me up then you are welcome to send me an invite via pm so you can get this $25 they are saying you will get. 
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June 07, 2018, 07:04:37 PM |
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I have tried every version of Margin on my MacBook Pro as they come out and every single one has crashed after running one or two days. Support appears to be unable to correct it. And every time Margin crashes I go back to the last version of Leonardo, which is ROCK SOLID, reconfigure 14 pairs on Bollinger Band and start over. At what point will I give up entirely on Margin and just stay with Leonardo?
I have the exact same problem on my laptop (High Sierra 10.13.4) and haven't been able to narrow it down. Margin only runs for about 24-72 hours before it "quits unexpectedly." At first I thought it was triggered by having too many exchanges and pairs (running Binance and Bittrex), but even after reducing the footprint to just Binance, with less than the max recommended pairs, and bare charts without any added indicators, the problem persists. I'm considering either setting up a Linux VM or running it on my Windows PC to see if it's OS related, if I find the patience. There's a tradeoff between the two applications. What I've noticed is that Margin is relatively light on memory usage, but destabilizes within a couple days. Leonardo eats a huge amount of RAM/swap (possibly a slow leak) but is otherwise rock solid over literally several weeks. My last instance set a personal record at 52 days of uptime before I shut down to update the OS, though by then it showed >100GB memory usage in Activity Monitor and had to be force quit. This was again with Binance plus Bittrex and around the max number of recommended pairs. New bots, drawing tools, and social media integration are useless to me if I have to babysit the application, and more complexity will just make it harder to narrow down stability issues. I can try to keep troubleshooting to see if there's a pattern with the crashes, but the team should be able to easily test this scenario. Use the latest versions of macOS and Margin, open Binance and Bittrex, add the max recommended number of pairs to each, and just monitor it for a few days. That would at least tell us if the error is reproducible on your end or if it's something specific to our setups. I am running a iMac 10.10.5, using margin at 1.1.1. I still crash within a few hours with no bots running! Still waiting for it to be stable. Also, Leonardo was stable on the same machine for days at a time. Margin is okay as a manual trading platform, but I do not trust it for "Bot Trading".
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June 07, 2018, 11:50:06 PM |
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I have opened a discord server, let's talk  --- MARGIN BOT, DISCORD SERVER: https://discord.gg/gGk4skkJoin, Talk, Share Strategies  ---
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June 08, 2018, 12:31:07 AM |
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I have tried every version of Margin on my MacBook Pro as they come out and every single one has crashed after running one or two days. Support appears to be unable to correct it. And every time Margin crashes I go back to the last version of Leonardo, which is ROCK SOLID, reconfigure 14 pairs on Bollinger Band and start over. At what point will I give up entirely on Margin and just stay with Leonardo?
I have the exact same problem on my laptop (High Sierra 10.13.4) and haven't been able to narrow it down. Margin only runs for about 24-72 hours before it "quits unexpectedly." At first I thought it was triggered by having too many exchanges and pairs (running Binance and Bittrex), but even after reducing the footprint to just Binance, with less than the max recommended pairs, and bare charts without any added indicators, the problem persists. I'm considering either setting up a Linux VM or running it on my Windows PC to see if it's OS related, if I find the patience. There's a tradeoff between the two applications. What I've noticed is that Margin is relatively light on memory usage, but destabilizes within a couple days. Leonardo eats a huge amount of RAM/swap (possibly a slow leak) but is otherwise rock solid over literally several weeks. My last instance set a personal record at 52 days of uptime before I shut down to update the OS, though by then it showed >100GB memory usage in Activity Monitor and had to be force quit. This was again with Binance plus Bittrex and around the max number of recommended pairs. New bots, drawing tools, and social media integration are useless to me if I have to babysit the application, and more complexity will just make it harder to narrow down stability issues. I can try to keep troubleshooting to see if there's a pattern with the crashes, but the team should be able to easily test this scenario. Use the latest versions of macOS and Margin, open Binance and Bittrex, add the max recommended number of pairs to each, and just monitor it for a few days. That would at least tell us if the error is reproducible on your end or if it's something specific to our setups. Following up to say that v1.1.1 has resolved the near-daily segfaults that I was experiencing with earlier versions. My current uptime is 8 days, with 6 pairs on Bittrex and 30+ on Binance (way over the suggested limit but I haven't been IP blocked yet), and a small handful of active MM and BB bots. Thanks! My MacBook Pro with latest MacOS update still experiences 'Unexpected Quit' of Margin v1.1.1 after 48-72 hours. No joy yet with Margin while Leonardo is rock solid.
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leonArdo@margin (OP)
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June 11, 2018, 01:14:43 PM Last edit: June 12, 2018, 11:18:58 AM by leonArdo@margin |
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margin 1.1.2 patch releasedThis patch mainly focuses on stability fixes- New security mechanism for strategies in case of missing trade data
- Explicitly prevent static ping pong bot from running with a negative effective gain
- mArgin maker bot does not trigger stop-loss anymore before having bought
- Fixed a bug that caused mArgin maker bot to get stuck in 'creating sell order' when not enough funds are available
- Moving currency pairs, switching time windows or minimizing the program no longer resets the GUI
- Improved stability when moving currency pair tabs
- Fixed a possible race condition that caused issues when closing currency pair tabs
- Fixed a critical bug that could cause a crash when closing an active market with running strategies
- Removed a source of crashes when closing reddit widgets
- Additional stability fixes
- Minor layout fixes for the login window
- Minor main GUI layout fixes
- Fixed rendering of table headers (removed doubled borders and added horizontal padding)
The arm/Raspberry-PI version is also available again There are two ways to grab it. Either click the Update Available link in the margin login window or login to your account on https://margin.de and download from the website.
Not a customer but want to try it out? Download our free Demo here.
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June 12, 2018, 03:35:59 AM |
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Looks good! Thanks!
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Bucket List Item #10: Buy and sell a WALL with margin.
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June 14, 2018, 11:06:59 PM |
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Just to report a bug on the not-to-be-updated-anymore leonArdo bot. On the "Show trade" table, only Buy are shown. No Sell are displayed.
Shall we expect a bug free version of leonArdo in the future, or shall we keep on with what we have?
they aren't updating Leonardo anymore.... which is pretty lame. I paid for a product and supported a company even though I was given an unfinished project, and guess what now we have a project that works sometimes but still not always and is totally abandoned...
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leonArdo@margin (OP)
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June 15, 2018, 02:11:47 PM |
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Thanks to everyone, especially our beta testers, who have given us feedback on the latest patch version of margin.
It looks like we made really good progress and fixed some nasty bugs that were causing crashes.
All the best, Jonathan
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June 15, 2018, 03:17:10 PM |
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I understand now how you order correctly. Because of this I've had more than my previous orders, I've considered that if I have multiple bots it's using a lot of CPU power.
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June 21, 2018, 06:20:25 AM |
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If anyone is interested in the 3 most enduring Binance BTC pair smaller than .0001* ? CHAT/XRP/XLM these three did not stop loss at 20% over the past two months. I was experimenting with pairs this small because of their volatility. As it turns out 98% of the shitcoin just collapses with the slightest upturn or downturn. The next experiment is in progress.. and I'm in the buying mood. 
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Bucket List Item #10: Buy and sell a WALL with margin.
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June 21, 2018, 07:37:19 AM |
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Is anyone else having issues this morning? Margin software will not launch after it crashed.
I'm using the latest release, on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Bittrex as the exchange.
Loads, I hit Login initialises Bittrex, checks bittrex credentials and then says checking crededtials and then crasshes, .
[code] $ ./run-margin.sh Running on Ubuntu 16.04 ./run-margin.sh: line 62: 11162 Segmentation fault (core dumped) QT_PLUGIN_PATH=$DIR/plugins ./margin.bin [/code] Could be a Bittrex issue though of course. David
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June 21, 2018, 07:57:14 AM |
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So I managed to get him running by logging him into Poloniex and then adding the bittrex exchange.
Thanks
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leonArdo@margin (OP)
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June 21, 2018, 01:09:54 PM |
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Is anyone else having issues this morning? Margin software will not launch after it crashed.
I'm using the latest release, on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Bittrex as the exchange.
Loads, I hit Login initialises Bittrex, checks bittrex credentials and then says checking crededtials and then crasshes, .
[code] $ ./run-margin.sh Running on Ubuntu 16.04 ./run-margin.sh: line 62: 11162 Segmentation fault (core dumped) QT_PLUGIN_PATH=$DIR/plugins ./margin.bin [/code] Could be a Bittrex issue though of course. Hi David, well, no matter what shenanigans Bittrex returns, margin shouldn't crash. Unfortunately though, I cannot reproduce this behavior. Logging into Bittrex directly on a fresh Ubuntu 16.04 install works fine for me... Does it happen every time you try to log into Bittrex directly without going through Poloniex first (weirdest workaround ever BTW)? How many currency pairs do you have selected? Anything unusual about your setup or any other potentially relevant information that could help us reproduce this? Sorry for your troubles and I'm glad you found some way around it, Christian
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June 23, 2018, 03:16:37 AM |
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Hello?? Is support@margine.de being monitored? I've filed 6 reports since the 14th, please acknowledge if someone is getting them. All I need to know at the moment is that they are being received. Thanks!
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Bucket List Item #10: Buy and sell a WALL with margin.
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leonArdo@margin (OP)
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June 24, 2018, 01:45:35 PM |
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Hello?? Is support@margine.de being monitored? I've filed 6 reports since the 14th, please acknowledge if someone is getting them. All I need to know at the moment is that they are being received. Thanks! Hi, No, support@margine.de is not being monitored. support@margin.de is. Is that the issue? Jonathan
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June 24, 2018, 03:18:34 PM |
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Hello?? Is support@margine.de being monitored? I've filed 6 reports since the 14th, please acknowledge if someone is getting them. All I need to know at the moment is that they are being received. Thanks! Hi, No, support@margine.de is not being monitored. support@margin.de is. Is that the issue? Jonathan Oh, Ok, silly me, thanks!
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Bucket List Item #10: Buy and sell a WALL with margin.
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June 25, 2018, 12:00:21 PM |
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Is there anywhere in which discussions regarding trade strategy's, bot settings, coin pairs, ect are happening? I have lots to share and would like to discuss these topics with others but I do not know where to go.
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