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Offline fulopzzzoltan

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Using "exponential" the original invested capital
« on: August 02, 2017, 10:58:39 PM »
Hi I just joined this community.

I have an idea and I am curios about your opinion guys. I readed at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1715214.msg19994554#msg19994554 that HENKAA "made on average 4,28% a day, over 56 days of running the bot."

He invested 3.1 BTC. I calculated a little and if the bot using always the original invested capital in this example that is an 0.0328BTC at every day earning with 4.28% daily rate(avarage). If u calculate this for 56 days that is 4.9368 BTC with original invested capital.

My question is that what if the bot "reusing" the earned coins. As I understand the GB is now earns linear.

After I calculated the "exponential" way, when the bot using the earned coins on the next day to trade with the earned money to the result is 5.4968 BTC, thats an 0.56 BTC more than "linear" way. (3.1 + 4.28%, 3.1428 + 4.28% and so on).
(Simple example I have 1 BTC, I am trading with 5 pairs, 20%-20%, after 1 week the GB made 0.1 BTC and after that using the 20.2% of the original invested money)
And what is if the bot using after all closed position the earned money?!


« Last Edit: August 02, 2017, 11:01:33 PM by fulopzzzoltan »

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Re: Using "exponential" the original invested capital
« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2017, 08:29:51 AM »
If i understand your question, you are asking if the bot uses the money earned to trade again? If so, the answer is yes, in a sense. The bot will keep using the balance you have in the account, but you set how much. It is linear though, so it will not change unless you tell it to. It will not grow larger with the more coin you have, so you have to update it occasionally
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Re: Using "exponential" the original invested capital
« Reply #2 on: August 03, 2017, 07:23:19 PM »
Its teoretic not that is my question, I know I need to setup the bot if I want to trade with more money, but I wanted to show for u guys that if reuse the earned money the bot can take more profit. Imagine that after all closed position resizing the tradeble ammount. Buying with 100 dollar and take 1 dollar profit. Next trade again buying with 1 dollar. But what if buying with 1.01$. Its not look to much with low ammount, but is more effective. If u want to put more capital lets say from mineing and two times a day comin 0.1 eth to your account that ammount will be used automaticly.

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Re: Using "exponential" the original invested capital
« Reply #3 on: August 05, 2017, 12:13:15 AM »
I sent a message to Gunthy suggesting this option, but up to 3.3.2 there was no such functionality. At the time he did mention he would see what he could do, so I am guessing this should be an option for future updates.

For now, what I was doing was monitoring my profits every couple of days (or more, depending on the amount of trades and market) and manually change the amount on each pair.

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Re: Using "exponential" the original invested capital
« Reply #4 on: August 05, 2017, 05:46:22 PM »
I usually like to have a steady withdraw pattern as well. Since this allows me to not go insane. I like the exponential growth but I need to see tangible profits lol
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