Hello guys,
I have two questions that I hope you can clarify for me.
So in the past days I'm datamining the gunbot logs to get a better understanding of the way the bot sees his environment. It has been really clarifying, allthough the logs come at 3 minute intervalls, so they are not all encompassing.
Yesterday there was a nice opportunity for an agressive small profit on XML. I noticed because on kraken my bot bought, while on GDAX and Binance it didn't. I run a BBTA buy strategy of similar pairs on these exchanges. After checking the logs and datamined graphs, I noticed two things;
Situation 1) The bot let the opportunity pass.
on binance the bot let the moment go by. The graph based on bot data showed a clear signal, and it was confirmed when I compared it with the log.
What happend was that the ask and buy prices fell below the lower BB (set to 0%). gunbot reported the price not being inside the BB yet, indicating it was waiting for the opportunity. Then the next log cycle (some 2-3 mins later) price was above the entry again and gunbot reported that it was "waiting to buy, price is to high".
My hypothesis is that as the but runs on a delay of 20 seconds, the price shifted from below the BB to in the BB within the 20 seconds. therefore the bot "missed the opportunity".
If so, does takebuy + a sliver of percentage fix this? If my hypothesis is incorrect, could you clarify it?
Situation 2) Double buy protection
The bot wanted to buy, however reported "Double buy protection: we just bought.",
Price to sell is not in TSSL range
Double buy protection: we just bought.
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Yet no buying took place. Ive had this before, and I thought I solved it by increasing the amount of funds per trade. These are now high enough, so it can't be the cause.
No hypothesis
Could anyone clarify the situation?
Thank you in advance!
regards,
charunks