I try to run the bot on the tradebot and it does not run and api is also not accessed and I get the following message GEKKO ERROR: GEKKO ENCOUNTERED AN ERROR AND CAN NOT CONTINUE.

Someone help me please.

Even though I was able to install Gekko easily and successfully on Ubuntu 16, I have had a really difficult time installing and enabling the Talib & Tulind indicators.
After the main instructions didn't work and much reading through forums later, I found I was able to install both when switching nvm from v8 to v6 first, but if I wanted to install SQLite3.1.14 I had to switch nvm to v8.

After all appeared to be installed, minus Tulind also throwing the famous 404 not found error but then listing it's installed structure, Gekko runs fine, but when you try to use either Talib or Tulind the console errors that neither are installed.

Please help adding & enabling Talib & Tulind.

Thnx,
~ md3

Why are there less exchanges listed to import back data from, than to create live gekkos for?
How can we add more?

Thanks for the most awesome crypto trade-bot around!! 

~ md3

hi

how we build a sample strategy for new learners

how to run a trade bot

there is no detailed trade boots

What we need to pay attention to in API applications

github is very very mixed

otherwise the forum is only for the experienced
discussion topics are very advanced
Could you help

Some people have approached me for custom functionality for Gekko with the offer to pay for it. I would love to help out everyone (and be compensated for it) but unfortunately I am extremely busy these days.

This what I propose, If you want a new feature for Gekko (functionality, exchange integration, indicator, plugin) and:

- You want to pay to have this feature developed.
- You do not mind that this feature will be part of the public release of Gekko after it has been build.
- You do not mind paying ME up front (I will act as the trusted third party).
- (optional) You have a deadline in mind.

This is for you!

Rules of the game

1. When creating a bounty you have to very specifically describe the exact required behaviour of the feature you want. For example if you want a new exchange added you need to describe what functionality needs to be supported (Gekko understands 3 levels of support per exchange, read more about those here).
   
2. I will only recognise a bounty as being valid once I have received the bounty amount (in any type of crypto).
   
3. Anyone can work on and complete a bounty (this includes me).
   
4. I will only consider a bounty completed once a PR has been accepted (this means both submitted and merged) to the official Gekko repo AND I personally consider the PR to completely implement the requested feature - for this reason rule 1 is very important.
   
5. I will pay out the complete bounty, minus a network fee I will need to pay to send the transaction. For example: if someone creates a bounty with a 0.1 BTC reward, I would call the bounty valid once I have received 0.1 BTC, once the bounty is completed I will send 0.1 BTC minus a minimal network fee (paid to bitcoin miners NOT to me) to the person who completed the bounty.
   
6. If a bounty is created for a feature I do not want in Gekko, it will not be part of the bounty program described in this page. I will explain this in the specific feature request and we will figure out a different way to handle that bounty.
   
7. I personally might resolve the right to add implementation restrictions to the Bounty. given that as the lead maintainer of Gekko I will after the bounty has been accepted be responsible for maintaining everything (including the implementation of the new feature).
   
8. I am under no obligation to accept PRs if I don't like their implementations (see point above).
   
9. [for bounty hunters] I might need to verify whether a certain forum user is the same as a certain Github user before I pay out. In this case I might ask you (the forum user) to create a specific gist or so on your Github account.
   
10. I reserve the right to change any of these rules at any time.
    

I see version 0.5.13 has been released but when I try update via

Market: GDAX  EUR-ETH

Strategy: MACD 

Parameters:
short = 9
long = 8
signal =8

[thresholds]
down = -0.022
up = 0.022
persistence = 1

Candle Size: 1 Hour
Warmup period: 10

From:2018-01-10 14:14
To:2018-01-23 14:14
Profit: 9.41485%

Not tested live.

Hi,

Has anyone run into an error when executing as papertrader on Gdax

i am getting an error message stating QUERY_DELAY is not defined

Can anyone help

Thanks

2018-01-23 23:04:47 (DEBUG):    Scanning back in the history needed...
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C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\exchanges\gdax.js:256
          }, QUERY_DELAY);
             ^

ReferenceError: QUERY_DELAY is not defined
    at Trader.process (C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\exchanges\gdax.js:256:14)
    at bound (C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\node_modules\lodash\dist\lodash.js:72
9:21)
    at C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\core\util.js:28:7
    at C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\exchanges\gdax.js:92:12
    at Request._callback (C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\node_modules\gdax\lib\cli
ents\public.js:45:7)
    at Request.self.callback (C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\node_modules\gdax\nod
e_modules\request\request.js:187:22)
    at emitTwo (events.js:126:13)
    at Request.emit (events.js:214:7)
    at Request.<anonymous> (C:\gekko-stable\gekko-stable\node_modules\gdax\node_
modules\request\request.js:1044:10)
    at emitOne (events.js:116:13)

Hey there... I just downloaded Gekko, and was trying to install it. I am not very familiar with dealing with Command Line stuff, so I don't exactly know what I'm doing. I was following the YouTube video put out by Mike, and I got as far as the "npm install" command, at which point I get the error message, " 'npm' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file". Can someone tell me what this means, and what to do about it? Thanks.