Which Bitcoin crypto currency bot project? Gekko vs ccxt vs Tribeca vs Blackbird
This is so confusing but I lay it on the line with this query
We met sometime in the distant past, and we’re LinkedIn. Anyways, I was learning about crypto trading bots on YouTube and came across your videos. I was excited to see you’ve been checking out ccxt and gekko. I’m looking to experiment with arbitrage using automated software. I need to learn a lot… about a lot. First, I want to pick a tool and start looking at data. Where are you at with these and which would you recommend. I don’t know either JavaScript or Python so with would be fun to pick up.
The update is I am looking at CCXT Python package as well. This will be my next step once I get through my historical back test with my current strategy, This is where I will test how it forecast the correct instruments for max potential return. This will be long and involved process but I will reveal the results once I complete this testing process!
Thanks Bryan
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This was demonstrated in a Dukascopy JForex demo account for fore Here is an older update from my current algo forex trading strategy. The idea here is to highlight the upward potential but as you will not in this video, there are too many losing trades as well with some big hits on the downside. As a result, I am getting closer to fixing the exit but the entries seem to have some decent timing. Also, I find the shorts can for some reason not profit as they should according to the broker demo account of Dukascopy. Here is some commentary from the video as well:
Very nice. Keep it up. Btw, do you have access to historical data for back-tracking? Or do you not use historical data when trading forex because it’s more intra-day?
Thanks but it seems backtesting for the amount of data (due to 40+ instruments subscribed with 1 min data) is a pure of waste of time. I just test in a demo account with real world scenarios.
That’s really fascinating actually and definitely adds to the challenge! I know that some forex traders like to use 15 minute candles, where as I’m assuming you use 1 minute data. The inability to back-track actually seems to really increase the challenge of proving your success rates (Which again is fascinating). Thanks for your response again!
I minute data sees more opportunity than any other than tick.
Here is the latest results as I am getting closer to better exits. The entries are pretty accurate most of the time but still need to analyze further once complete
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Update on source code for Redis Intel TBB on Ubuntu Linux
For those that watched my video, I am trying to port my Mac Xcode source project into Ubuntu Linux. This is turning into a massive failure as you can combine dynamic share linked libraries with static ones no sweat in Xcode which uses CLang C++ compiler. When you move the CMake project into Linux, the mix of library types conflict during the build process. This now putting me in a rethink mode to go with the original Fastflow (instead of Intel TBB as that build is another issue). So what I am trying to do use a Windows Virtual Box Ubuntu virtual machine with a new project for Fastflow and Redis client project. In the meantime, I have posted last night’s presentation below.
Note for Windows and Visual Studio users. These frameworks will not work on Windows especially Redis for Visual Studio or Windows. I will not have time or focus to maintain different versions of this so I am encouraging everyine interested in this project should move onto a virtual machine with Ubuntu Linux with Virtual Box. These are all free.
I will post my usual updates in video or postings for reference.
Also, this flash sale will be put on hold until I get this completed.
Compiled Updates:
I am dumping Codelite as the preferred C++ due to complicated building from source code with multiple dependencies of GTK libssh etc. I am may switch to CLion which is paid.
Overview of CMake and C++ HFT like algo trading software project
Monday, Jul 25, 2016, 7:00 PM
Oline via GotoMeeting GotoMeeting Toronto, ON
5 Members Went
Next up is my own milestone project for biggest followers at my site of QuantLabs.net. As always, mucho thanks to them for supporting so I can make it this far. As a big thank you, I have combined a C++ project with the world’s fastest NOSQL database (Redis) with Intel TBB for concurrency. This will be used as my blueprint for a next generation alg…
Next up is my own milestone project for biggest followers at my site of QuantLab
Monday, Jul 25, 2016, 8:00 PM
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5 Researching Traders Went
Next up is my own milestone project for biggest followers at my site of QuantLabs.net. As always, mucho thanks to them for supporting so I can make it this far. As a big thank you, I have combined a C++ project with the world’s fastest NOSQL database (Redis) with Intel TBB for concurrency. This will be used as my blueprint for a next generation alg…
