[ANN]MtGox desktop trade tool now open source

[iamapi]

The code is here:
https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/tree/master/MtgoxTrader

Main features:
1.  Account summary
2.  Realtime trading
3.  Market information
4.  Trade history
5.  Automatic trading
6.  Alert
7.  Secure
8.  Support English and Chinese


It only supports windows operation system and you need to install .net framework.
Now try to download the binary from https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/downloads.
Hope you enjoy it.

https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/blob/master/AccountSummary.jpg?raw=true
https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/blob/master/trade.jpg?raw=true
https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/blob/master/tradeStrategy.jpg?raw=true

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[cloon]

has anyone used this tool yet?
how many BTC stolen? ;-)

[organofcorti]

has anyone used this tool yet?
how many BTC stolen? ;-)

How about you read the source before you claim "scam!".

[isis]

has anyone used this tool yet?
how many BTC stolen? ;-)

I've been looking closely at the source code and so far I don't see any MtGox.allYourBitCoinAreBelongToUs function.
Nice thing about open source is you can vet the code before you execute it.

[isis]

The code is here:
https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/tree/master/MtgoxTrader

Main features:
1.  Account summary
2.  Realtime trading
3.  Market information
4.  Trade history
5.  Automatic trading
6.  Alert
7.  Secure
8.  Support English and Chinese

I may be missing something here, but I don't see anywhere you have taken steps to secure the authentication credentials.  Near as I can tell they would be stored in plain text.

Other than that, this is some great work Imapi!  Thanks for contributing to the community.

[iamapi]

Why don't you read the code first?

has anyone used this tool yet?
how many BTC stolen? ;-)

[iamapi]

It's authenticated using DPAPI before storing in setting file.

The code is here:
https://github.com/iamapi/MtgoxTrader/tree/master/MtgoxTrader

Main features:
1.  Account summary
2.  Realtime trading
3.  Market information
4.  Trade history
5.  Automatic trading
6.  Alert
7.  Secure
8.  Support English and Chinese

I may be missing something here, but I don't see anywhere you have taken steps to secure the authentication credentials.  Near as I can tell they would be stored in plain text.

Other than that, this is some great work Imapi!  Thanks for contributing to the community.

[thoredy]

It seems to be quite useful this program.
Someone has tested? I do not know how to read the code, so I'm wondering ...
If it really works and is safe I intend to use.
It would be even better if it were made an application for android too!
very promising iamapi congrats!

[cbeast]

I would think this would help stabilize price.

[isis]

It seems to be quite useful this program.
Someone has tested? I do not know how to read the code, so I'm wondering ...
If it really works and is safe I intend to use.
It would be even better if it were made an application for android too!
very promising iamapi congrats!

I don't think this could be ported to Android since it's written in C# (instead of Java) runs a the .NET runtime (instead of the JVM) and relies on some very windows specific functionality.
Might run on a windows phone but I'm not sure since windows mobile programming isn't really my thing.

However there is no reason a similar app couldn't be written for Android, but the whole UI would need a rethink.

[DeathAndTaxes]

You can build C# apps for android.

http://xamarin.com/monoforandroid

You are right the lack of GUI would be problematic but the back end code could be ported relatively easy.

[iamapi]

Appreciate if someone redesign the UI.

It seems to be quite useful this program.
Someone has tested? I do not know how to read the code, so I'm wondering ...
If it really works and is safe I intend to use.
It would be even better if it were made an application for android too!
very promising iamapi congrats!

I don't think this could be ported to Android since it's written in C# (instead of Java) runs a the .NET runtime (instead of the JVM) and relies on some very windows specific functionality.
Might run on a windows phone but I'm not sure since windows mobile programming isn't really my thing.

However there is no reason a similar app couldn't be written for Android, but the whole UI would need a rethink.

[hundenapf]

Anybody using this? Project seems dead

[rizzn]

Installed it today. Requested a serial number. No response yet.

[evilscoop]

looks very dead