01-16-2019, 04:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-16-2019, 04:27 PM by crypto49er.)
I'm sorry that didn't work.
Looking at the output from Pastebin, even though the price you submitted is 10% above the order book price, which should roughly be ~118, it traded at market price of 107.77.
In Coinbase Pro, the "post only" flag prevents a trade to be executed at market price. I don't see a similar flag in the Kraken API wrapper, although the API itself does support this via the "post" flag. https://www.kraken.com/help/api#private-user-trading
But assuming you're using the standard API wrapper, the reason your sell trade was rejected on January 3rd is different from mines. The only way to find the error is to have both the err and data variables from the checkOrder function dumped out to console for every trade until you get a rejected trade.
Looking at the output from Pastebin, even though the price you submitted is 10% above the order book price, which should roughly be ~118, it traded at market price of 107.77.
In Coinbase Pro, the "post only" flag prevents a trade to be executed at market price. I don't see a similar flag in the Kraken API wrapper, although the API itself does support this via the "post" flag. https://www.kraken.com/help/api#private-user-trading
But assuming you're using the standard API wrapper, the reason your sell trade was rejected on January 3rd is different from mines. The only way to find the error is to have both the err and data variables from the checkOrder function dumped out to console for every trade until you get a rejected trade.
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