Epic 🔥🔥🔥 happy to help :)

I’ll have an update out in May - they changed the authentication method and I need to update it on my end

Hey man sorry I missed your original meeting, feel free to email me again and we can schedule something in the new year. Cheers :)

@@RhettReisman hey brother thank you for the respond back ! I’m actually glad I got the extra time to really put my idea together and present it to you ! Where yk exactly what I am talking about ! I’m really looking forward to this meeting ! I’ve been trading for 4 years ! And this Edge is like no edge I’ve ever seen before ! You will see ! You won’t regret it ! Thank you for existing ! Lol Ik with your skills ,we will execute my vision perfectly !

Epic 🔥🔥🔥 Hoping to have it out in May - the rest of this month is a little crazy for me :/

@@RhettReismanall about priorities and balance brother. ❤ looking forward to your hard effort. Is there a place I can leave a donation?

Glad it’s still working! Really set it and forget it 😎 Prob not worth switching over just for small fee difference. I think Coinbase will be cheaper tho for people just starting out now

@@RhettReisman I pay $0.16 for my $80 purchase, seems low enough. I know Gemini has a lot of bad press and I know they are not perfect, but are any of these exchanges? I accumulate a small bag and then move it cold storage.

Issue with Gemini now is the withdrawal fees are kinda high if you’re withdrawing all the time. Otherwise I really like Gemini. You’re right - no exchange is perfect.

Thank you! Happy to help :)

No problem man glad to help :) yeah AWS so powerful

Check out this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp6qltRyzdGdg30.htmlsi=Fw-q9WJ4HJjfmlBR There’s a code sample that shows the authentication. And if you run that whole codebase through Cursor.sh (like we do in that video) you can have the AI explain the authentication to you. Let me know if you get stuck :)

Happy to help! I haven’t done any stuff with websockets yet but I’m happy to try it out and see if I can post something. I’m in the middle of refactoring this code to make it work with coinbases new Python wrapper I’ll definitely make updates here and over on the blog :)

@@RhettReisman Are you refactoring the code to work with Coinbase's new way of doing API keys? Currently, I'm just using a legacy key which still works but I assume that Coinbase will eventually stop supporting them

Yeah it will support their new authentication methods

You don’t have to have AWS or Coinbase open it all runs in the background. That’s the beauty of AWS and cloud. You could set it up to run at any time interval (you could run it every 5 minutes if you wanted to). The minimum buy on Coinbase is probably $1 or something you can probably find it somewhere on their website or just try to make small orders and see if you get an error message back.

Wow dude this is awesome! And with this, you're sure I'm gonna get a lower fee than Strike (0.99% spread), and River (0.25-0.4% spread)?

Coinbase limit orders are 0.6% - the benefit here is in being able to customize when you make your orders and how big they are. It’s also in consistency and transparency - I’ve been watching this space for a long time and it’s hard to be sure you’re getting good price execution with spreads. I’m generally skeptical especially since most of them aren’t published anywhere. Those other platforms aren’t smart enough to buy more when price is low and buy less or sell when prices are high. You can build all of that intelligence using Coinbase’s api.

@@RhettReisman That is true. I might give this a try just to learn the API process if nothing more

That’s epic 🔥🔥🔥 lmk how it goes

I haven’t implemented it. Here’s the docs: docs.cdp.coinbase.com/exchange/docs/sandbox

Finally leveling up my production quality to include cats = gigabrain youtube algorithm destroyer

@@RhettReisman ABSOLUTELY! There is no downside (unless your audience is primarily dogs).

Not sure what you mean about advance keys. I actually don't know much about trading haha - if you have a grid bot algorithm I can look into it

@@RhettReisman so there is api for regular trading on your account. That is what you showed in the video. If you have a security key like me I can not use the same stuff you are. If you google advance trading API for coinbase it will give you a totally different site and different way to get keys. And haha my code is garble from chatgpt. I have no idea what I am doing in the idea of coding.

That’s really strange, I’m not sure. Whenever I pull up that screen btc wallet is one of the first on that screen. Wonder if you try doing select all and then see if you can run a buy bitcoin script if it will work.

@@RhettReisman I will try that. Thanks for the suggestion.

It’s being sunset. If you follow the prompts to activate advanced trade you’ll lose access to pro.

It needs to use some programming language. Do you mean you want one with a good user interface?

@@RhettReisman no just links I legit can’t find one I’m new and retarded lmfao and can’t code

The good news is it’s never been easier to learn! Most programming questions can be solved now with ChatGPT. Let me know if you have specific questions and I can help you get unstuck :) Dm me on Twitter if KZfaq comments get messy or schedule some time with me at Rhett.blog/calendly

You can automate the function calls on a cloud platform like AWS and your buys / sells will run automatically

You can use createOrder to create a market order - I'll build this into the wrapper in a future release but you can specify it with createOrder using this documentation: docs.cloud.coinbase.com/prime/reference/primerestapi_createorder

Updated the github with market orders: github.com/rhettre/coinbase-advancedtrade-python

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For everyone else, we solved this by getting fresh API keys per the video

Sometimes in the first generation they make you wait 48 hours but it should show a secret. I generated one yesterday with same steps as video

First check the balance of that wallet, store it in a variable and then pass that variable into the buy function. I'll add this as a feature request to the wrapper

Link to the GitHub is in the description. AI in the video below should be able to answer your questions and write the code for you given the code on GitHub. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp6qltRyzdGdg30.htmlsi=wvB8PfAYKls9yRnG

I updated the Github with market orders: github.com/rhettre/coinbase-advancedtrade-python

Try in a different browser like safari. Gets you a bit further but passphrase now missing

I had the same problem. Try turning off all of your extensions

I made some API keys yesterday so it's still working you might need to turn off extensions like another commenter suggested. Also make sure you're using advanced trade and not Coinbase Pro

Think you need to use the derivatives API - I haven't implemented a wrapper for futures: docs.cloud.coinbase.com/derivatives/docs/welcome

Yes - every trade has a fee but its size based. If you trade $100 per day it doesn’t matter if it was 1 trade or 20 trades fee should be the same

Not sure that type of order exists out of the box with the Coinbase API. If you wanna dm me the requirements on Twitter we might be able to figure out how to make a single function call that places three trades that would satisfy what you’re wanting.

@@RhettReismanI don't have a twitter premium account which is required for dm... Anyways, I wrote a function with your API that posts 3 orders : - a buy market_order - a sell stop_limit_order for the SL - a sell limit_order for the TP Now, the real challenge is ensuring that either the Stop Loss (SL) or the Take Profit (TP) gets cancelled when the other one is filled.. Any idea on how to implement this feature?

What I did was clone your repo and added in my settings.json : { "python.analysis.extraPaths": ["./coinbase-advancedtrade-python"] } is this fine?

Did you pip install coinbase-advancedtrade-python I don’t think I touched the settings.Json in the video

Hmm I haven’t seen that error before, feel free to dm me on Twitter @rhettre w screenshots if you need help. Seems like it might be an issue with your api permissions

i forgot what account i was on please check the other similar comment sorry about that @@RhettReisman

It should still be working yeah. I haven’t seen anything saying otherwise

Not sure how Coinbase cloud works (I don’t think it’s a cloud infrastructure platform meant for retail but I could be wrong). You can definitely use google cloud instead of AWS.

Working on it 😎

Wut? Code here: github.com/rhettre/coinbase-advancedtrade-python

Kraken doesn’t do ACH deposits in Texas and their withdrawal fees are higher on average. All that math is here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sN-jnJRltqfKmGQ.html

Reached out to Coinbase about the issue - I’m getting the same thing from listAccounts() going to make a forum post seems like an issue that has happened before

Strike doesn’t have limit orders or an api (that would allow you to dollar cost average using the fear and greed index or other indicators)

@@RhettReisman got it. Thanks

This error lies in the "response = coinbase_client.createOrder" line

Seems like your connection to Coinbase is not good. Check your API keys and maybe disable any VPNs or anything that would be obstructing your connection

@@RhettReisman okay thanks, also upon installing requirements.txt i get: "Ignoring enum34: markers 'python_version < "3.4"' don't match your environment" But I see your using python version 3.9.6, whats the best version of python to use for this? I'm using python version 3.8.5 if thats okay

3.8.5 should be fine. Sounds like you might be able to ignore requirements.txt

@@RhettReisman Your content is amazing man! I created a DCA on 3 comma that is a cash cow!!! Can i take the trades based of entry buy and sell, and create a code to run on coinebase? Im getting worried about my API protection

Feel free to join the discord Rhett.blog/discord or book time on my calendar (Rhett.blog/links) I charge $100/hr for consulting