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Technical Support & Development / Re: Gunbot v20.4.5

« on: December 18, 2020, 11:10:41 PM »

Another question: there is a STOP LIMIT parameter, the help says that it's a form of protection to not lose too much with a trade.

However, the help popup says: "Spot: value represents a percentage below break even."
Does this mean that if I bought something at 1000 and the price falls to 400, then the bot will just give up and sell at a big loss?
Because for my concept, the "break even" is when I would take back what I invested when I bought, and I surely don't want the bot to sell at a 60% loss.

Also, how do I disable this? Is it possible to disable it?
What happens if I put this at 0% or 101%? (possible solution to disable this protection mechanism)

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Gunbot v20.4.5

« on: December 18, 2020, 07:26:39 PM »

Everything working after a PC restart!

Now one question: why I can't choose a pair that I want and there are pre-defined pairs available???

That depends on the pairs that are offered by the exchange you want to use...

No I found the reason: it's the filter.
I must read on the Wiki what is that filter about... because it filtered out something like BTC-ETH!

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Gunbot v20.4.5

« on: December 17, 2020, 01:14:47 PM »

Everything working after a PC restart!

Now one question: why I can't choose a pair that I want and there are pre-defined pairs available???

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Gunbot v20.4.5

« on: December 16, 2020, 04:32:29 PM »

Hi, just tried, no change... it doesn't write GUI SERVER DEPLOYED.

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Gunbot v20.4.5

« on: December 16, 2020, 04:08:40 PM »

I am having the same problem I think:

{ Error: EPERM: operation not permitted, open 'C:\Users\Outsider\Desktop\Gunbot\Gunbot Win\logs\autoconfig-log.txt'
  errno: -4048,
  code: 'EPERM',
  syscall: 'open',
  path: 'C:\\Users\\Outsider\\Desktop\\Gunbot\\Gunbot Win\\logs\\autoconfig-log.txt' } 'Uncaught Exception thrown'

It keeps writing it and does nothing else.

I don't know what to do, the browser GUI doesn't load.
I added the exception to the firewall.

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Problem: Gunbot buying too many. (Patch Fixes #2021 - v3.2 )

« on: May 17, 2017, 05:05:48 AM »

fixed in patch 2022

Should say thank you... but no!
Because "my" algo is not ready yet!!!
 

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Additional algorythm

« on: May 16, 2017, 01:05:32 PM »

Would also be nice to have the option to buy a fraction of the total balance, so that the bot doesn't get stuck with all the funds invested in a single shot.

Method could be based on only 2 variables: TOTAL_BALANCE and FRACTIONS.
In example, if fractions is 4, then the bot will use only 1/4 of the total balance at each operation.

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Additional algorythm

« on: May 16, 2017, 11:54:18 AM »

It's a good idea, but in my opinion a smarter algorithm is still much better than just simple variables. Cheaping out on a vps when using a bot that handles your money isn't that good of an idea.

But not everybody knows how to use a VPS.

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Back to old STEPGAIN?

« on: May 16, 2017, 04:00:17 AM »

https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=289.0 

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Technical Support & Development / Additional algorythm

« on: May 16, 2017, 01:42:57 AM »

Gunthy should be already working on this, but I want to post it anyway.
It's since the beginning that I asked myself why it was so cumbersome to use this bot and its algorythm to buy and sell.
Not that there's no reason behind it, but I think there's something much easier to use, also for excaptional case with big problems of net and computational power, even if it will surely be less productive.
So, here it is, it's very simple and it doesn't involve any calculation!



Variables:

BuyLevel1 = 1
BuyLevel2 = 2.5
BuyLevel3 = 5

SellLevel1 = 2
SellLevel2 = 4
SellLevel3 = 7
SellLevel4 = 10
SellLevel5 = 15

Buy Level is % of price below EMA.
Sell Level is % of price at which the coin was bought.



Mechanism for buying:

If price falls below EMA - BuyLevel1, start to check if it falls below BuyLevel2.
If price falls back over BuyLevel1, buy at that price.

If price falls below EMA - BuyLevel2, start to check if it falls below BuyLevel3.
If price falls back over BuyLevel2, buy at that price.

If price falls below EMA - BuyLevel3, wait for the first price that is higher than the last one, and buy at that price.



Same mechanism goes for selling:

If price increases past SellLevel1, start to check if it reaches SellLevel2.
If price falls back below SellLevel1 (and price is not below buy price), sell at last price.

If price increases past SellLevel2, start to check if it reaches SellLevel3.
If price falls back below SellLevel2, sell at last price.

If price increases past SellLevel3, start to check if it reaches SellLevel4.
If price falls back below SellLevel3, sell at last price.

If price increases past SellLevel4, start to check if it reaches SellLevel5.
If price falls back below SellLevel4, sell at last price.

If price increases past SellLevel5, wait for the first price that falls and buy at that price.

It's very very simple.
Sure, it won't perform as well as an "intelligent" algorythm, but it should work for the ones that have problems with connection and/or memory and/or computational power.

Thank you Gunthy!

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Technical Support & Development / *NOOBS* - Simple way to launch more pairs in one shot

« on: May 16, 2017, 01:22:06 AM »

It's a simple BAT file that will launch whatever pairs you want to .
Just edit it (very intuitive) as a text file.
Change the pairs names and the exchanges, depending on what you use.

The time variable is a trick to not launch all together because error 429 occur. To me at least, you can also try to launch all the pairs without the timeout and see what happens.

If you want to close one pair, hit CTRL+C, the task will be killed and the window will disappear.
If you want to close all the pairs in one shot, open the Resource Monitor, select all the CONHOST.EXE files, right click on any one of them, and select END PROCESS TREE.
Or right click on the Task Bar and select CLOSE ALL WINDOWS, that will kill all processes as well.

Then you can launch the pairs again.

You can also make 2 or 3 different files (or more), if you have different "categories" of pairs that you want to launch together.

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Beginners & Help / Re: Gunbot Configuration Guide (WIP)

« on: May 07, 2017, 08:19:15 PM »

Anyone got an idea on how to match the Gunbot BB generation with the Poloniex visuals?