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Quote I think a friend of mine got bitbot to work on raspbian, I'll ask him for some tips. Thanks, but no hurry - atm I have a bit bot of work bit bot do bit bot I can try this. I decided to have a look at what was out there. I decided to try BitBot however I am at loss as to how to tweak it, so far I bit bot have negative profit simulated with 5mn candlesticks using MACD with options: It has been running for a couple hours like this I don't know if there is some "learning" time required for it to become bit bot On Kraken would it be wise to use say 30mn bit bot anyway?

Hello, The settings that are provided are just examples and shouldn't be used without knowledge of what happens bit bot the bot uses those settings. I don't think we can expect the bot to profit using those settings and 5 minute candlesticks because the amount of transactions would be this high that you would lose money with paying the transaction bit bot every time. You need to do some research into what MACD actually bit bot http: You need to realize that automated trading is something very complicated and that it is not a money making machine earning money with bots isn't something that magically works.

BitBot is set up to be modular so in principle you could write your own indicator that is more likely to fit your needs. Also simulating on a very small historical dataset might not give you a correct idea of how the selected indicator settings bit bot perform. Keep on running bitbot with real trading disabled for a while to gather more historical data and then find settings that you like. Hi, I'm trying to use BitBot which seems very good, but I have some errors in real, but in this simulation okay.

Preparing to place a buy order! Value BTC must be greater than 0. Retrying in 15 seconds! I thank any suggestions. Preparing to place a sell order! You incorrectly entered one of fields.

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While Github is all the rage, BitBucket is still a popular alternative for code repositories. A gamedev buddy RedVonix has been working on an upcoming title, and wanted to automate BitBucket commit notifications to his Discord chat. This is built into Discord and Slack if you're using GitHub, but Bitbucket took a little extra finagling.

You'll need your own server running NodeJS in order to receive and pass on the messages. The source can be found on my GitHub page. Navigate to the channel of the Discord server you would like BitBot to post messages in. Click the gear icon next to the channel name. You will need admin privileges on the server to configure webhooks and use BitBot.

In the channel settings window, click 'Webhooks' on the left hand side of the screen. Enter a bot name, confirm the channel, and optionally upload an icon. Copy the Webhook URL, and click save. Navigate to the channel of the Slack server you would like BitBot to post messages in. Click the gear icon on the top of the page. Select 'Add an app' from the dropdown menu.

Your Slack channel's app manager will appear in a new browser window. Click 'Manage' in the top right of the browser window. Select 'Custom Integrations' from the left side of the page.

Choose 'Incoming Webhooks', and then 'Add Configuration'. Slack will ask you which channel you would like the bot to post into. Click 'Add Incoming Webhook Integration'. On the next page, you can configure your bot further. Copy the Webhook URL. Clone this repository to an empty public folder or subdomain on a server running Node. Set the name to whatever you would like BitBot's display name in the chat to be.

Choose a port, and paste in at least one Webhook URL from the previous steps. BitBot can post to both Discord and Slack, or just one of these services. If you are not using a service, just leave the single quotes blank.

Run an npm init command to download the required npm packages. Run npm start to begin running BitBot. Finally, browse to your BitBucket repository. Click the 'Settings' option and choose 'Webhooks' from the settings menu.

Make sure 'Active' is checked. Check the 'Skip certificate verification' checkbox if your server is not running SSL.

Make sure 'Triggers' is set to 'Repository push'. Stuart Jones Home Projects. Configure BitBot Clone this repository to an empty public folder or subdomain on a server running Node. Build and Run BitBot Run an npm init command to download the required npm packages. Congratulations, BitBot should now be up and running.