I find it hard to believe the bottom 2 are working, as the gunbot v.702 notation for setting up would be the opposite:
first primary, then alt
ETH-EOS
BTC-DASH
BTC-ETH you may not trade the pair BTC-ETH, if you have both set as primary coins!
wiki says:
Pairs
In the pairs sections you can configure which pairs to use, on which exchange and which strategy should be used, optional overrides are possible. You need to remove any example pairs in the config.js file that you are not planning to use. Pairs need to be written in CAPS.
The set market coin is the one you want to accumulate. You use the base coin to buy another asset, and sell it back for profit in the base currency. Gunbot will always sell all assets when selling, and will buy according to your set trading limit.
Gunbot normalizes pair notation, so all pairs for all exchanges follow the same logic:
BASECOIN-MARKETCOIN
All pairs with BTC as base currency are written like:
BTC-ETH, BTC-OK, BTC-XLM
All pairs with USDT as base currency are written like:
USDT-BTC, USDT-ETH, USDT-XMR
For a few coins on Bitfinex, the API display name is required. These are:
IOTA = IOT
DASH = DSH
QTUM = QTM
DATA = DAT
QASH = QSH
Warning: Never trade on different pairs that cross-over on the same exchange account. You should not trade BTC_ETH and ETH_LTC in the same account, or any other two pairs where one coin is present in both pairs. This is not a Gunbot limitation, but an exchange wallet limitation.
The issue is you only have one wallet for each coin in your exchange account. That results in a funds battle if you run pairs that cross each other. So for example, BTC-ETH and ETH-XMR are crossed. BTC-ETH will sell all your ETH, and leave ETH-XMR unfunded.
