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Crypto Trading Bots in Python - Triangular Arbitrage, Beginner & Advanced Cryptocurrency Trading Bots Written in Python
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVTnyT4fUxYkvawbggo8-AQ
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If any support or developer wanted for this bot I am available #44

Open JustP2W opened 3 years ago

JustP2W commented 3 years ago

Hey guys, I have this bot up and running so if you need help with error solving or development let me know: altcoinbuyer@gmail.com

Luke-Small commented 3 years ago

Would you recommend this bot for use? Is it profitable?

WarSoar commented 3 years ago

Hi @Luke-Small, it's the strategy you chose to run that determines whether it's profitable. Not the bot. All the bot does is trigger buys and sells based on what you tell it to look for. It just automates the process.

Luke-Small commented 3 years ago

Yeah I guess that was a stupid question. I'm just trying to learn from more experienced people what strategies they are implementing. For starters, what numbers are you looking for from the stock API? Do you use moving averages?

WarSoar commented 3 years ago

HI @Luke-Small, I also got the bot running. However, running my business has taken up most of my time and haven't been able to get back to implementing my strategy. As much as I'd like to run my own bot, I eventually gave in and bought a years subscription to 3commas. Grid bots have been giving me the safest and most consistent returns. Ran the grid system manually on BTC from Nov 2019 till Dec 2020, when I switched to XRP. By then I'd manually placed around 12,000 trades without a single loss. Which is easy when you choose an asset that promises consistent growth. 3commas bots are running USDT/ADA and USDT/XLM and am still manually trading XRP. These 3 have given me a 25% return since 29 December 2020.

Luke-Small commented 3 years ago

@WarSoar, thanks for the info, it's always nice to here from professionals. What's your business? Are you hiring?