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Technical Support & Development / Re: Bugs/Issues tracker v3.3.2
« on: July 01, 2017, 01:34:05 AM »
[BUG]

Exchange : Bittrex

Double buys, Quadruple buy, 12 BUYS ?! - they are not a problem if they sell for a profit.

But, the problem is, as Buy is set for BB, every time the price drops the bot buys the coin and sells it at a % more than the last buy. Say it buy 3 times for 1000, 950, 700 for a unit. If 700 is the last buy it sells it a % above 700.
I use bot delay - 10s.




I just noticed same issue on Poloniex, I have double buy for exact pair, same amt, same time. Running Gunthar's "How I Run" settings with ELECTRIC_WIZARD's random delay in ALL PAIRS on Windows 10. Haven't run more than 10 pairs simultaneously when this occurred. I'm just running Gunbot through it's paces as a new customer day 2 in a dedicated Poloniex linked account.

I gave Gunbot a small amount (.05 BTC deposit with .005 BTC max trade) to prove his skills to me. This isn't taking bread off my table at these amounts, but this is still a HUGE problem! Take those decimals away and we're talking WTF?

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Thanks for clearing up. Now makes sense. Do they have Windows?

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Technical Support & Development / Feature Request - API Gauge
« on: July 01, 2017, 12:30:55 AM »
Need way to monitor realtime API requests per exchange and preferably switch to auto warn/prevent user from starting additional pairs.

Gunthar has with good reason warned us against violating excessive calls, we as users need an optional "Mommy" to keep us in line.

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I've now looked into API and am curious why this isn't being implemented?...

returnTradeHistory - Returns the past 200 trades for a given market, or up to 50,000 trades between a range specified in UNIX timestamps by the "start" and "end" GET parameters.

source -https://poloniex.com/support/api/

I've also familiarized myself now with restrictions of 6 API calls per second by IP.. Coinigy employs multiple IP addresses so if your API subkeys were rolling through while simultaneously rolling through their IP's, this would explain how this is helping eliminate this issue with their users.

Coinigy's current (subject to change at any time) list... 104.197.144.74, 104.154.21.31, 104.198.237.125, 104.197.40.47, 146.148.40.57, 104.154.38.52, 104.197.15.96, 104.198.238.180

This also means there is probably merit to the proxy service the member was recently posting on here. By merit I mean to the proxy idea. I don't have any opinion as far as their service. If they want to charge and users want to pay, power to them. Obviously I would rather come up with free method.

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Confused, were you actually running from San Fran or just made simple mistake and was running from New York?

All of this is ridiculous, I laugh at watching all of these bureaucrats panic as their power (and more importantly money) is steadily bleeding out to the people.

After all, where is your bitcoin? They just don't get it, it's everywhere, it's in your machine, it's in your head.

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Beginners & Help / Re: Gunbot Configuration Guide (WIP)
« on: June 30, 2017, 11:43:30 PM »
@Swordfish85 - Interesting, thanks for tip! To be honest I haven't even bothered with watching EMA on chart, the BB is what I looked at through multiple charts to convince me this was a sold indicator when set correctly. I'm sure I should be watching the others as well and have much to learn.

Since the EMA's don't affect the visual BB on the chart and that is what I have been relying on, it is Gunthar's recommended SMA number that I would most like to know and haven't tracked down yet. I will update this post if I do.

Here is a TV chart Gunthar referenced and indicated that it "saw" what Gunbot sees, I believe the SMA in this chart is 20...

https://it.tradingview.com/chart/RH3bybW9/

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Beginners & Help / Re: Gunbot Configuration Guide (WIP)
« on: June 30, 2017, 09:16:41 PM »
@holodigm

I've found this which now makes me more confused than ever...

Yeah you need to set ema1 and ema2 at 8 and 16 at poloniex graphic and you will see that price is right below ema

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Snowman418,

That well may be correct, I don't know enough to debate, seems logical though and hopefully (if this is a concern) it will be addressed. In the meantime I like to drive the nail with many hammers, so if Coinigy has had success with this same issue by implementing rolling subkeys, then it stands to reason this would help Gunbot as well.

Last night I implemented ELECTRIC_WIZARD'S tip below on my Windows install and it has dramatically improved this issue for me...

In your Gunbot folder you will also find a file called ALLPAIRS-params.js and yes, these settings will affect all your pairs.

I recommend you include the following lines between the curly-braces (that is these: {   }):

BOT_SLEEP_DELAY: ((1001)*90*(Math.random()*0.3+0.7)),
BOT_MAX_LIFETIME:999999999,// overall bot lifetime(koef*min),
BOT_ON_FAIL_DELAY:((1001)*120*(Math.random()*0.3+0.7)),

This randomizes your pairs so to minimize them all calling Polo at once, which will reduce your '422' and '429' error codes at times of peak server traffic. If you are suffering from these, you will want to increase the numbers between the asterisks, so perhaps 90 becomes 120 and 120 becomes 180, or you can experiment like the newly-weds you are until you find what works best for you.

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Beginners & Help / Re: Gunbot Configuration Guide (WIP)
« on: June 30, 2017, 08:23:57 PM »
@Oktorok

I'm deficient in knowledge as well, but this is what sold me... https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=255.0;topicseen.

I had no intentions of buying Gunbot, but Gunthar said this would help even with my manual trades. I was skeptical but I read it, then proceeded to look at hundreds of charts on Poloniex and realized there was indeed something to this. I saw these patterns play out hundreds of times. I then put it into practice manually and was amazed. But these "humps" play out over the course of several hours so watching them is exhausting. This led me to thinking, yes, a bot could do this same thing, and so now, here I am (and quite pleased so far with results).

Also, see "simplest explanation"... https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=169.0 -and- https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=255.0;topicseen

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Technical Support & Development / Re: Preventing 422 Errors
« on: June 30, 2017, 10:42:17 AM »
@evmann86

Wow, I had this identical idea this evening. Great minds must think alike. Crowdsource Polo's data so we can initialize faster to BB.

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They are rolling keys. See link I posted here... https://gunthy.org/index.php?topic=551.0, it is Coinigy's blog explaining and they seem to think it does help.

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Technical Support & Development / How Coinigy has solved 422 blues...
« on: June 30, 2017, 09:57:18 AM »
Coinigy has seemed to gotten around this issue buy allowing multiple "sub-keys" and rolling through them. I would like to know if this could potentially fix these problems with Gunbot as well. Experienced users please give me your thoughts. Thanks!

https://blog.coinigy.com/2016/07/sub-keys-now-enabled-for-poloniex-and-kraken/


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Beginners & Help / Re: GUNBOT V3 FOR MAC OS X
« on: June 30, 2017, 08:43:43 AM »
Awesome info. Thanks so much! I'm brand new to all of this and you've helped piece some of this together for me.

Does your random timing affect profitability?

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General Discussion / Re: BB settings & Minimum Variation
« on: June 30, 2017, 07:57:53 AM »
@plarck

I'd like to know this answer as well. Just fired mine up for first time 13 hours ago using BB/BB on 10 pairs, ran for 7 hours 41 minutes before first trade. I've been getting lots of 422 errors all day rom Poloniex in Coinigy too, even before firing up Gunbot.

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