I (like many others) have been trying to write a crypto trading bot for some time now. And it's quite confusing,
Anyone out there with experience with this? I'm curious how you tell when you've actually got something good. Like, I can tweak parameters to get a good backtest on any data set, but other parameters lead to an absolute shit show. I feel like I'm just writing an algo to be good at trading on a specific data set at any given time, and I'm not sure how to tell when I've got something good.
Trading bots are as only good as the people that program them. For retards on Veeky Forums, it's not even worth trying.
Brandon Turner
There are some really smart guys on this board who've written bots
Cooper Mitchell
Program it to buy low sell high
Landon Jackson
Ah, great advice. Thank you.
Cooper Davis
Evaluation and Optimization of Trading Strategies by Robert Pardo.
You're welcome.
Alexander Sanders
unless you have a degree in economics, your best bet is to try and use tensorflow and machine learning to make your buy/sell decisions for you.
Aaron Butler
I’v written some on Enigma Catalyst. Highly recommend using Catalyst if you are not already. If you have any questions ask away.
Grayson Jones
an engineering degree would help more actually
Camden Fisher
creating a bot is easy making it interact with an API and execute trades is easy telling it what parameters to consider when determining buy/sell is the billion dollar question
by all means, feed it whatever rules you want. but I think a degree in economic trends would be most beneficial if you don't plan on using machine learning or AI
