Set multiple markets to same strategy

[pabloaugusto]

Will be great have a way to use same strategy to many maskets. Duplicate the strategy file it not much productive

Ex:

buydip: { name: "Buy Dip", paperTrading: false, buyAmountMarket: 0.001, profitTarget: 1.5, maxLoss: 0.5, maxTradingPairs: 5, targetMarket: ["BTC","ADA","ONT"]

}

[andresilvasantos]

The markets in your array, except for BTC, don't exist in Binance. You're probably talking about multiple tokens from the same market. With targetMarket set for BTC, it will target all the tokens from BTC market.

[andresilvasantos]

I'm going to close this issue, but feel free to comment again and I'll reopen it if needed.

[pabloaugusto]

Yeah, i mean multiple tokens. So, must be great a have basic documentation how about this bot works, the "examples" not have no single comment or basic explanation of the functions and system logic. Anly plans to add something like this?

if i want just made a strategy with one token, its not current possible? I can set a single token to my strategy?

[andresilvasantos]

It is possible to create a strategy for a single token.

Just set targetTokens to the tokens you need:

buydip: {
name: "Buy Dip",
targetTokens: ["ADA","ONT"],
//...
}

With time, the documentation will be improved. If you read carefully the code for all strategies, you can see the logic is pretty simple.

There are 3 base functions for all strategies:

• resetPairCustomData - Here, the custom vars you use to help you trade, are set to their default values each time a trade ends/starts.
• checkValidWorkingPair - This function is used to exclude tokens that doesn't interest you at a first glance. For example, if you want to work with tokens that have a 24h volume greater than 1000BTC, this is the place to do it. If a token is valid, pair.status will be set to 0 (otherwise -1) and we will open websockets to receive candlestick data from the pairs you want to watch in the process function.
• process - The place where you code your strategy. This code will be executed almost every second. You need to check pair.status to know what you have to do next. Here's what buydip is doing - initial analysis to know if it's good time to buy (if yes, place order), then it waits for the buy order to be traded, then it creates a sell order going for a 1.4% profit, and finally it manages the sell order if it hasn't been traded - if it reaches the stop loss, recreating the sell order exiting with a controlled loss. But you can do anything, for example, selling sooner if BTC falling, or selling sooner because the price already reached the higher band of the Bollinger Bands.

I hope this will help you, and an effort will be made to document everything and have comments through out the code.