Happy to help :) would love to connect on Github or via email if you build something you want to share

@@RhettReisman I'm no developer, so you would want any of my code, but I did have some issues with getting candle detail as no matter what I passed for granularity wasn't working. Outside of that, I'm currently just doing a check to see if Bitcoin is up on the last 24 hours, and if it is, do RSI for different pairs for different time periods, and buy when it reaches certain thresholds. Next I'm going to work on DCA, risk mitigation, and changing the sell rules based on how long I've been in a trade. I'm also hoping to figure out how to change my sell rules to kind of set a trailing stop in code.

No problem :) happy to help

Happy to help! Let me know if there are other topics you're interested in

If everyone was a little more like me there would be world peace 🤷🏻‍♂️

Exactly! Time in the market is more important 😎

It is updated now to use legacy and cloud keys

I've thought about hosting a discord community for a while, but I don't use discord enough to understand what I should be doing / what I should be avoiding. Definitely open to building something like this though

@@RhettReisman if you build it, they will come

Yeah it's really cool - it even allows you to trade when the website is "down". Definitely worth learning more - I'll have more content on it later this year

@@RhettReismanthank you... will have my eyes opened

Thanks man, I haven't looked into it yet I've been using and recommending these hardware wallets for different people: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jst7hrt42tuskmg.html&pp=ygUWcmhldHQgaGFyZHdhcmUgd2FsbGV0cw%3D%3D If I make a Jade review I'll probably post it over on the blog first: www.rhett.blog

No, but you could backtest any of the strategies and see how well they've performed vs a dumb DCA. I've run the code everyday for several years now and it works correctly

Code is in the description - I haven’t written a GUI yet. Hoping to release something later this year

Try this if you’re a beginner: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNSXZcWV0p_Fm5c.html

Ah I see on your blog you mention AWS Lambda, I'm guessing that's what you are suggesting as a good option?

Yeah I’m running it on its own up in AWS and automating it up there

This is peak comedy

Not sure - those commands work out of the box in cursor.sh for me is that what you mean?

You can't make a limit order above the current price (coinbase won't let you - you're basically saying even though bitcoin is trading at $40,000 right now I'm willing to pay $41,000) Thanks for bringing this up I'll add some code to handle the error more cleanly

hey, thanks for replying :) I have managed to get it working, I can now specify a percentage above the current price to set my limit order for example, set a limit order 0.1 percent above the current price, which pretty much guarantees an instant fill, I use that instead of market orders if I want to buy something right at this moment (at the current price). Looking at my BTC order, the limit order was set at 42,392.71 and the execution price was 42,351.03, so yeah it does work, it just fills the order using the current price if you specify a higher price @@RhettReisman

Doing it for the clout

Not to my knowledge, here are the docs: docs.cloud.coinbase.com/advanced-trade-api/docs/welcome

@@RhettReisman thanks

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You should still be able to generate legacy API keys from coinbase following the same steps (coinbase - your picture in top right - my preferences - API - new key) I'm working on updating the API to use the new method of authentication too. Will make an update video once it supports both forms of authentication.