RealAlexClay
I'm a retail trader who's spent the last few years reading up on quant finance and building trading tools as a hobby. Q is the latest one: a system that looks for patterns that tend to precede price breakouts on crypto futures.
The focus is more on staying on the right side of the broader market trend, avoiding pump-and-dump setups and sizing risk based on current market conditions. I use Cornix to execute the signals; the bot can open multiple positions at once, and I've been testing with a fixed $100 per trade. I don't particularly like Telegram but it was an easy setup.
It's free to join. There's also a chat for discussion.
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It is looking for candlestick patterns indicating dips and generates a buy signal. It is currently working on Binance and Kraken. Kraken bot is turned off for now but I can turn it on if any of you are interested.You can see it here: https://t.me/BitAssistPS. note that the buy price is always 0.2% higher than the best bid price. This is just a trick to get cornix to buy the market price.PS2. if...
Show HN: Trading bot looking for patterns which occur prior to a bounce
It is looking for candlestick patterns indicating dips and generates a buy signal. It is currently working on Binance and Kraken. Kraken bot is turned off for now but I can turn it on if any of you are interested.You can see it here: https://t.me/BitAssistPS. note that the buy price is always 0.2% higher than the best bid price. This is just a trick to get cornix to buy the market price.PS2. if...
>In fact, as soon as you need to use arrays, it's game over.
Why?
PS. comfortable with both. I don't draw lines based on LOC or arrays.
bash: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-gnu/2022-09/msg00012...
readline: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-gnu/2022-09/msg00013...