Runs entirely on the terminal. Connects to major exchanges and encrypts API keys. Everything stored locally and the app only communicated with exchanges' servers. Features: >Auto bidding to compete with bots, you don't have to keep cancelling and re-submitting your order. >Take profit / Stop loss: wip, the app has to be running all the time. >Easy command execution via auto-completion, example: limitsell amount ETH 10 price BTC 0.034. You only have to type amount and price, the completion system will auto complete the full command. >Confirm command execution >And many more
I'm recording a demo video and you'll get to see the app in action. Would you guys be interested in such app? I should re-iterate that this a terminal app. Runs on any terminal on Linux, macOS, or Windows.
If I can compile from source, then I'll use it. Otherwise nope.
Dominic Watson
thanks fren I primarily wanted the app to be console-based so that it can be lightweight and able to run from SSH, and also for power users who spend most time on the terminal. I went with JavaScript (NodeJs) so I could leverage the open source library ccxt.js which offers JS APIs to every exchange out there instead of re-inventing the wheel and coding those the implementations myself. By modular you mean that they could be moved around to change the layout? If that's the case then no. As for opensourcing it, I'm actually jobless and was hoping I could commercialize it. I know that definitely people will be able to read the source and remove the licensing system but I don't think people would trust a cracked app with their API keys. Plus it won't be that expensive. And payments will be via crypto only. :)
