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Jaxon Thompson
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Benjamin Turner
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Does anyone have any idea if there’s software out there that can run through previous trading history data and create a simulated outcome for what would’ve happened if strategy X had been used?
I want to build a trading bot that uses simple strategies like “when VWAP == ___ and RSI == ___, BUY”, but I want to be able to test out the last 9 months of data on my strategy to see what $1000 hypothetical dollars would have become if the bot had run nonstop with those parameters.
I also have no idea how to build a bit that can actually do things on Binance like place orders or automatically place my order at the top of the book. If anyone has any ideas for how to implement either I’d really appreciate it.
Zachary Price
By placing your order at the top of the book you're just placing the highest buy? Correct?
Luis Reyes
kek If you didn’t find this on google are you even trying user?
Noah Sanders
>simulated outcome for what would’ve happened if strategy X had been used
This is known as backtesting.
I have written backtesting components on top of commercial trading platforms. Unfortunately past performance really does not explain much of future performance, and it is generally accepted that backtesting is not very helpful besides serving as a sanity test
Take your standard bollinger band strategy and do a 1000 runs with different parameters on past tick data, pick the parameters with max profit, and deploy it. Every noob has tried this and failed.
>simple strategies like “when VWAP == ___ and RSI == ___, BUY”
The buy/sell signals are easy, the order routing and execution is more complicated. What do you do if you didn't receive a confirmation within x seconds? What if you were partially filled? To compute the VWAP you should have an internal/reconstructed representation of the order book. This requires a fair bit of knowledge but it's not nearly as hard as getting executing right.
>place orders or automatically place my order at the top of the book. If anyone has any ideas for how to implement either I’d really appreciate it.
Do you have money? I can build it for you or use my API as a service when it's ready in 1-2 months.
Brody Robinson
Joseph Smith
if you're quoting a liquid currency pair, you won't be top of the book for very long
you'll have to place a new quote and cancel your existing one(s) frequently
Nathaniel Diaz
nice fren
David Murphy
how do I get into smart contract programming as a non-programmer? solidity/EVM guides are too advanced for me
Dominic Taylor
10 PRINT "YOU'RE POOR"
20 GOTO 10
Jonathan Jackson
>solidity/EVM guides are too advanced for me
imagine being this dumb lmao
just read the docs.
Easton Bell
you have to put the hours in.
I'd suggest learning the basics of Javascript or Python.
Solidity tutorials will be for people who already know programming, and Javascript is simple and popular so there's a lot out there.
after you understand scope, variables, assignments, functions, and all that you should be able to pick up solidity
Brayden Morgan
thanks
Cooper Wright
bump
Gabriel Rodriguez
only shitposts thread survives
Levi Gray
awful audio user
>I can build it for you or use my API as a service when it's ready in 1-2 months.
nice try shlomo
don't give your bot keys to literally whos on the internet
>I also have no idea how to build a bit that can actually do things on Binance like place orders or automatically place my order at the top of the book. If anyone has any ideas for how to implement either I’d really appreciate it.
1. learn to code
2. read the binance API documentation, and the documentation for whichever wrapper you got that handles it. Compared to other APIs I've used its my favorite so far.
anything you wanna know OP? your thread's kind of dead since there's no discussion, you made anything already?
Christian Ross
I guess not many people can program here. My most relevant project is this real time prices script on console that updates in real time. It was needed because I wanted to know about some coins that were not even in coinmarketcap.
Sebastian Bailey
>rajat
Sebastian Moore
Rajatapaus is a Finnish name, pal.
Tyler Williams
and Muhammad's a british one
what about it
Oliver Perez
No it's not, even if a British person can have it.
It's not a persons name. It's composed of two Finnish words, raja and tapaus, it has nothing to do with India or pajeets.
Lincoln Peterson
Is it Python?
Juan Sanders
> Excel spreadsheets
> """programming"""
Carter Gonzalez
Yes.
Jacob Lee
the absolute state of biz
Juan Bennett
made a whale monitoring bot monitoring for large incoming/outcoming transactions to/from binance of my particular shitcoin of choice. Wasn't that useful though. Even if people are sending their shit to exchange doesn't mean they're going to dump right away. Well, it kind of caught the huge panic selling a few weeks ago, I was too dumb to sell tho
Parker Thompson
he's right you know
Angel Hill
it's a meme newfag
mememoney = "crypto"
bullrun = "not"
shitcoin = "happening"
print(mememoney + bullrun + shitcoin)
Thomas Turner
>nice try shlomo
of course I don't expect any user to take my offer, I'm just amusing myself knowing that I'll sit on a goldmine eventually and that maybe one day a lucky user would take me seriously... Sir
Jacob Barnes
>a bot that places orders at the top of the orderbook
>1-2 months
Sorry for mislabeling your Panjeet, of the curry kike clan
Leo Wood
Coding is the easy part, discovering a viable strategy is hard.
Mason Thompson
>a bot that places orders at the top of the orderbook
I can write that up in less than an hour, and it would take you as a noob maybe a few weeks. Why would you want a stupid bot though? Don't you want to have an edge? I'm talking arbitrage bots with competitive latency, easy to use algorithm tools for pulling together strategies like pair trading etc. This is not the shit you see on GitHub mashed together by webshit "developers".
I have no incentive to lie nor tell the truth. That's what's funny, you would think I had a goal but I really don't, and no one cares anyway.
Brayden Gutierrez
if you're so smart
why are you advertise that even as an option to biztards
instead of putting in your own money, or getting real investors?
because you're a larping website developer that's why
Levi Morgan
>instead of putting in your own money, or getting real investors?
i'm doing that
why am I advertising it to biztards? because I'm bored
>if you're so smart
i don't know how smart I am, but I do have experience implementing what I'm talking about in real financial markets where competition is way tougher than the webshit bots you see in crypto
here's what I'll do. if and when my product is ready, I will offer demo testing to a few anons here on Jow Forums, then you can try it out yourself.
Evan Myers
git gud
Kevin Ramirez
>how do I program without being a programmer
Be a programmer.
Jace Wright
get a trip so you'll have an eternal reminded of your failures
Dylan Baker
>o have experience implementing what I'm talking about in real financial markets where competition is way tougher than the webshit bots you see in crypto
>here's what I'll do. if and when my product is ready, I will offer demo testing to a few anons here on Jow Forums, then you can try it out yourself.
what's your strategy?