What bot to use?

>>2367502
my favorite is

LEARN TO FUCKING CODE AND MAKE YOUR OWN FUCKING BOT YOU SHIT EATER! ITS NOT THAT HARD! AND THEN YOU DONT HAVE TO BE HOPING CRYPTO MOONS FOR YOU BECAUSE YOU WILL HAVE A FUCKING MARKETABLE SKILL THAT PAYS REALLY FUCKING WELL


other than that you have to usually pay for bot access if its good.

>>2367531

Riiiight... so what's a good one? Gunbot?

>>2367563

party lemon is alright.

lemonparty.org has it for free.

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I heard pic related is pretty good

>>2367655
i like lemons

>>2367655
been using partylemon software for awhile it's pretty reliable.

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I wrote an API implementation for Polo, just haven't been able to find a profitable strategy.
I'll share my bot with whoever can give me a profitable ruleset. When to buy, when to sell. Use whatever TA you want
Pic related, right is bot, left is new UI i'm working on

>>2367753
I'm pretty sure the lemonparty team are the same makers of lomocoin. Real good stuff.

>>2368002
To allow quick development and feedback we need historical data. Do you know how to get historical data off bittrex? (Especially the altcoins because most third party providers only track main coins which I think are less profitable) Polo has API for candle chart history but bittrex does not. However it must be possible to scape it off their charts on the website right?

Anyone know how to get orderbook snapshot histories on altcoin markets?

>>2369063
Polo has an API call specifically for historical data
>https://poloniex.com/public?command=returnTradeHistory&currencyPair=BTC_NXT&start=1410158341&end=1410499372
Start and end are specified as unix timestamps. Returns up to 50,000 trades within the time period

Bittrex doesn't have anything similar afaik.

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>>2368002
looks cool, I've done some beginner level java and C# can this be pulled off with javascript/php?

>>2368002
How do you write such beautiful UI?

>>2369141
>javascript/php?
I'm not big into web development so really don't know how far you can push those two, but either way I wouldn't recommend it.
Doing TA for a dozen pairs in real time is pretty cpu intensive, so performance is important.

>>2369147
Friend is a graphics designer so she's helping me out a bit.
Both of those are winforms actually, believe it or not.
Don't like WPF cuz markup syntax.

>>2368002
Very interesting, which language?
I've been researching on writing my bot and feeding it some btc as a test.

Are you doing only TA or maybe ML algo?

>>2369190
I just grab 24h ath and 24atl compare it to current price + some max spread between current and 24h ath, and then buy with trailing stop loss of 1%. Only volumes > 150 btc. No sell order if its a net loss (better to hodl in this market). Srry an on phone.

>>2369207
C#, interface is winforms cuz im oldschool like that
It's purely TA, still trying various predictors and strategies.

>>2369224
>I just grab 24h ath and 24atl compare it to current price + some max spread between current and 24h ath, and then buy with trailing stop loss
I don't get it, what's your buy trigger? Where's the price supposed to be relative to the 24h ath and atl?
Is it a mean-reverse or..?

>>2369252
Dont try to understand my logic, its prob shitty. It gave me some good returns last week, but thats because the market was in upswing generally.

>>2369252
Snd theres no 'buy trigger' it just buys at ask price the stocks that my scanner returns (likely to moon) if theres funds in my wallet left.

>>2368002
That's purdy. I'm diving in with LSTMbots.

>>2369289
Ah, I see, it's a different approach.
What I do is monitor the price in real time and trigger a buy if certain conditions are met.

Still I'm curious how your strategy works. I've got price data off polo for the past 7 days or so, so I want to put it to the test.
Where's the current price supposed to be relative to the 24h ath and atl for it to be considered "likely to moon"?

>>2369252
Basically, the closer current price to ATL the better, and the ATH shouldnt be too high. Those things mean low spread (not dumped) and close to lowest resistance point. Thats the extent of my logic lmfao

>>2369319
I have only drafted my bot last week, like you i have to funetine it etc but sadly i like time during the day. I know some programming, once the api is down the real issue is the trading logic...

>>2368289
>>2367753
>>2367655
nice shilling

>>2369327
So it's basically a mean-reverse of sorts.
Will run it on the data I have and see what happens.

The trailing stop-loss is exactly what I'm using now to trigger sell btw, but I do also have a standard stop-loss at -15%, just to make sure it doesn't hodl dooming coins.

>>2369340
>once the api is down the real issue is the trading logic...
Sadly you're right. It took me about 2 weeks to implement the API, and that was about 3 months ago.
Ever since then I've been experimenting with trade strategies and still haven't found anything reliable.

>>2369319
I started off looking at the moving averages, I'd buy when things looked bullish and sell when they started to calm down (usually 3-5% profit, sometimes less)

but my bot wasn't making enough trades, hodlers at heart, so now I'm looking at using neural nets to try and ride the waves down as far as as possible before buying, and then ride the waves up as much as possible before selling. Lots of 8-12% trades in a day on various altcoins. I've got about 6TB of market data over the last month or so.

>>2369405
>6TB
Lolwut

>>2369482
I get data.

>>2369405
Price patterns with ANN's, tried that. Made some good trades but the fees ate all the profit.
Will test how it performs with a longer timeframe. Price movements are higher so it should be able to cover for the fees as well.
Have a few more things to try before I go back to that tho.

One thing I noticed is I got much better results when I fed it price offset (from SMA) rather then the normalized price values themselves.

>>2369509
Just looking at price is kinda lame from my results. Better results when you consider things like volume of buys/sells within a range of percentages from the ask, frequency of trades, volume of trades, etc. I think some people call this 'attention', or 'interest'.

>>2369365
Why don't you do some research into the lemonparty before you knock them. Check it out. They are going to revolutionize the blockchain.

lemonparty.org