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update 12/30 botcore & dashboard/gui and site
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update 12/30 botcore & dashboard/gui and site was created by ken
just a couple things...first I'll try to give these updates regularly, so that anyone interested can keep up to date with development progress, and be able to judge where this is all going.I have never really done journaling or anything, so - a bit of a task ahead. Especially since sometimes I start typing faster than my fingers can keep up with good spelling............ (Please forgive the fact that sometimes I can get typing pretty terribly.
Started getting a basic landing page going on the site. lots of editing to do there before it is completely accurate, and reflects where we are and what the plan is. Currently it is more of what we hope to be at when we release sometime soon.
I'm going over BotCore again. I think I may want to change the api calls to the exchanges for getting ticker information, so that the integration with the gui will be easier to involve more exchanges.
Dashboard/Gui... this is necessary so that in the gui, I can add a couple of bot features I wasn't able to before. I often get ideas of features, and need to find a way to implement them. Today I got an idea for reworking the thread I am using for gathering the "ticker" for pricing information. Because of the fact that our bot only needs pricing information 1 or 2 times a minute (since we can't compete with corporate traders with speed) since we trade with strategy, this means if I just get all the ticker data from the exchange in 1 cal, instead of making a different call with each coin, or set up multiple sets of streaming data for the different coinpairs, I can put the relevant information a list for the coinpairs to iterate through, and then with the other 58 seconds or so each minute, move on to another exchange. After doing some checking, with this method, we can potentially trade on 20 or more exchanges at the same time with my bot. While many might not see the need for that, It would open up the possibility of multi-exchange arbitrage bots, and multiple multibots running on many exchanges. Where before Kryptomf was working on 1 Multibot, on 1 exchange, now we could have more than 1 running on 20 or more exchanges, if I program it correctly. and having an exchange based arbitrage bot that can run straight or possibly triangular arbitrage... (not sure if the fees on the exchanges would make that too difficult, though I'm sure it's better than the slippage on the swaps.)
Anyway, I'm reviewing the tickers on bot core and the streaming ticker in the dashboard, and should have an answer to this quandry in the next couple of days, and maybe an implementation. If so, I might have to rethink my whole pricing model.
Goodnight.
Started getting a basic landing page going on the site. lots of editing to do there before it is completely accurate, and reflects where we are and what the plan is. Currently it is more of what we hope to be at when we release sometime soon.
I'm going over BotCore again. I think I may want to change the api calls to the exchanges for getting ticker information, so that the integration with the gui will be easier to involve more exchanges.
Dashboard/Gui... this is necessary so that in the gui, I can add a couple of bot features I wasn't able to before. I often get ideas of features, and need to find a way to implement them. Today I got an idea for reworking the thread I am using for gathering the "ticker" for pricing information. Because of the fact that our bot only needs pricing information 1 or 2 times a minute (since we can't compete with corporate traders with speed) since we trade with strategy, this means if I just get all the ticker data from the exchange in 1 cal, instead of making a different call with each coin, or set up multiple sets of streaming data for the different coinpairs, I can put the relevant information a list for the coinpairs to iterate through, and then with the other 58 seconds or so each minute, move on to another exchange. After doing some checking, with this method, we can potentially trade on 20 or more exchanges at the same time with my bot. While many might not see the need for that, It would open up the possibility of multi-exchange arbitrage bots, and multiple multibots running on many exchanges. Where before Kryptomf was working on 1 Multibot, on 1 exchange, now we could have more than 1 running on 20 or more exchanges, if I program it correctly. and having an exchange based arbitrage bot that can run straight or possibly triangular arbitrage... (not sure if the fees on the exchanges would make that too difficult, though I'm sure it's better than the slippage on the swaps.)
Anyway, I'm reviewing the tickers on bot core and the streaming ticker in the dashboard, and should have an answer to this quandry in the next couple of days, and maybe an implementation. If so, I might have to rethink my whole pricing model.
Goodnight.
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