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>>10794510
>could anyone give me tips on making money off of a scheme designed to take my money?

You’re hopeless

>>10794510
Learn to code

>>10794549
So use it in my favour.
There was a short window of opportunity.

It might happen again. I remember barting wasn't a thing before, now it's common.

>Set up API keys with Binance
>Read up the documentation on how to set a trade order with the Binance API
>Have enough USDT on advance in your account
>Prepare a program to send a request to Bitmex every X amount of time
>Check the response and look up for elements exclusive to the "we be doin maintenmance n shit"
>When the elements are found have your program set your desired trade order
There you go, no need to thank me enjoy your lambo

>>10794625

Just found out, April 12th 10:00 it happend as well.

>>10794649
There is nothing complex about it, you can have everything set up in a matter of hours, if you don't even know how to program you can learn the few basic things required to do this (basic syntax, basic control flow, interact with an API, request and parse a webpage) on any popular programming language in a single week of low effort

>>10794625
Will give those instructions to some freelance pajeets.

Those Bitmex manipulations happen more often than I thought:

https://youtu.be/TVvFoqlmMUI

>>10794757
You are far better learning it off yourself, pajeets are unable of any form of implication or abstraction, they will do exactly as they are told so if you send these instructions they will probably:
>Set up everything to run on a literal X, with the program failing on runtime because X isn't a number which can be translated into a time unit
>They will look up for the literal phrase "we be doin maintenmance n shit" on the web requests
>They will ask for your Binance API keys to get it to run, instead of accepting it as a config parameter (don't ever give your API keys to anyone)
>If you don't know a thing or two and you actually get a pajeet above the cut he will probably set the whole thing up to steal your API keys

>>10794850
Hahah, I understand. I have some knowledge in html, css, Javascript, python. I'll figure something out.

>>10794944
Good, have fun and enjoy your money

>>10794850
What language would you use for such a program? I know you could use many but what would be your preference as someone who is knowledgable.

>>10794510
Did you do literally no research before posting here? google "bitmex api status" there is a bitmex API endpoint for exactly what you are doing. It returns a boolean, probably...
if true:
#execute authenticated trade on binance.

I use python for API actions. most high volume exchanges have a decent python wrapper.

Even if you can't figure out a status endpoint then you just query symbol price for BTC or something. it will throw an error if the website is down:
try:
request.get(~bitmex BTC/USD pair endpt)
except error:
trade binance

>>10795940
No I did not. I guess i got used to asking here first. You guys always give the best answers, just have to pick through shit sometimes.

>>10794944
there is an easy to use crypto exchange(s!) library for python which should make this pretty easy

>>10795039
Whatever you're more suited to work with, if you're new and looking for a starting point go with either C# or python