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| how to prepare for live trading |
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Posted by: ankasem - 02-14-2018, 02:29 AM - Forum: Automated Trading
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hi all
how to prepare for live trading
how the coin situation we trade
(stable, medium playful, very playful)..........?
(near the bottom, rising trend, rising)..........?
how to prepare gekko
data download, test, paper trader, market watcher,good strategy all done
(for maximum efficiency)
what are the points we should pay attention to
When we start live trading with Gekko, what should we pay attention to
Apart from our desire for internet, power cuts.....
when we start live trading, (gekko) stops what can we do
I use old information when I restart after gekko stops
I must start everything again
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after starting live trading
Can I add to the coin pair I trade 
profit report is affecting buying and selling in live trading
Thank you so much
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| GEKKO+RaspberryPi+[Headless]+VNC Desktop |
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Posted by: susitronix - 02-13-2018, 07:31 PM - Forum: General Discussion
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The RaspberryPi can be used Headless as a server. Benefit:
(only needs the mouse/keyboard/monitor of a existing computer (win7 Laptop))
I use VNC-Viewer for my headless Raspberry pie.
This allows me to have the FULL DESKTOP VERSION of raspbian..!!!
EVEN WORKS WITH VPN (after VNC setup)
-after booting Raspi for the first time it is accessable with PUTTY
-PUTTY is used to configure the Raspi and to enable VNC-Viewer.
-Using PUTTY to extend the:
sudo nano /boot/config.txt // i can initiate the display and the display Size ;-)
-Now Raspi can be connected and accessed via VNC_Viewer.exe as a FULL DESKTOP VERSION..!
-With VPN (laptop Win7) i can connect from enywhere to my RaspberryPi Desktop!
Looks good, works perfectly fine and the display size can be choosen. Ask here
Thanks Mike
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| ERROR Binance CANT PreLoad HISTORY |
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Posted by: susitronix - 02-13-2018, 06:02 PM - Forum: Binance
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When using Binance and starting liveGekko Stratrunner, gekko was never able to preLoad the Histrory.
I can load the data with the Importer in order to make Backtesting.
With my new Kraken account, Gekko would load the required Histrory data Perfectly well.
Maybe somthing is Wrong with binance.js or marketFetcher
When starting gekko:
no usable local Data available, trying to get as much from the exchange
Preventing Gekko from requesting .... History
Fetching Exchange Data since 240 minutes ago
Avilable Exchange data:
from: 240 minutes ago
to: 180 minutes ago
Unable to stich datasets.
Not seedng locally available data to the trading method
This Log was a gekko --ui
Tryed all versions of Gekko --> same result
Win7/raspi -->same result
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| START Gekko with CURRENCY OR ASSET ? |
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Posted by: susitronix - 02-13-2018, 05:44 PM - Forum: General Discussion
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I startet two liveGekko but only one made a trade.
gekko --ui (two Stratrunner)
kraken
binance
The one who had Asset instead of Currency was not starting...
So i stopt and restartet both with Currency to begin with..!
And Voila now both made one LONG trade for me to see that she works.
ENYONE PLEASE CORRECT ME
THANKS MIKE
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| Running gekko in the background with PM2 |
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Posted by: SirTificate - 02-13-2018, 04:30 PM - Forum: Guides
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Hello,
I noticed that quite a lot of users run gekko in a screen process to keep it running while they are logged off. But there's a better way, use PM2!
The installation is quite simple:
Ubuntu/Debian users might want to run it with: sudo
Now that you have pm2 installed, there's just one more step to start gekko:
For CLI bots use:
Code: pm2 start gekko.js -n "yourNameHere" -- -c my_config.js
To run the UI use:
Code: pm2 start gekko.js -n "ui" -- --ui
Everything after the doubledash is passed as an argument to the gekko.js process. The parameter -n names your process. You have to give every instance a name, otherwise pm2 will refuse to start more than one instance of gekko.
To list all running processes use:
To stop a process use:
Code: pm2 stop [id|name]
for instance:
pm2 stop 0
or
pm2 stop ui
Once a process is stopped you can remove it from the list using:
Code: pm2 delete [id|name]
for instance:
pm2 delete 0
or
pm2 delete ui
PM2 stores the output of each process in your users homedir in ~/.pm2/logs. You can watch the logs with:
Code: pm2 logs
or
pm2 logs [id|name]
to watch a specific process
I hope this helps anyone who's stuck in a hell of running a bunch of screen processes in parallel.
Tips are welcome:
ETH 0x40ddba96695bc040ccbe34b4cfa3a7ae8f225583
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| Faster imports via shared CDN service |
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Posted by: tommiehansen - 02-13-2018, 10:28 AM - Forum: Feature Requests
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The current way of doing imports is less ideal. For very small datasets it isn't a problem, but 1+ years worth of data
quickly becomes somewhat of a problem.
So...
1. Route all 'imports' via a cache (a cdn or other server/service such as github)
2. If server has data available for date X get that period from the cache (else get from exchange api)
3. Have option to upload the data on completion (thus making the data available for others)
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4. Don't store the data as pure db's but rather store it as e.g. csv files so that these can get gzipped.
5. After import convert the gzipped files to db's.
So the problem...
Most exchanges got a TOS that prevent data from being shared or make it easily available.
Thus the data would need to be obfuscated so that it only works (easily) via Gekko.
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