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Plus 700% in a month. Lol be poor feg

>>3801112
what you holding?

>>3801217
currently only BTC and XRP, 80:20

>>3801228

Of course he's an xrp shill

>>3801245
I don't fucking care about XRP lol, I'll sell it the moment it changes trend
I jumped on it a few days ago only because my scripts were signalling to get in

>>3801112
swear i saw this pic on reddit

>>3801298
nah
here's the 3 months version, fresh screenshot

can i have 10 dollar pls

>>3801397
the fuck you gonna do with 10 bucks

>>3801468
Cheap lap dance

can u send me some btc pls

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That's really impressive. What was your journey?

My mission is to actually gain coin by begging, please op

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>>3801112
>tfw we started on the same day but I'm up only 25% from start

>>3801397
someone send this sorry fuck some coin

>>3801184
? on what nigga

>>3801525
There was a time when I would have sucked dick for $10.

>>3801501
>>3801525
>>3801397
fuck off fucking beggar shits
>>3801516
fine tuned buy/sell signal scripts and bots, always selling the spikes, always buying the good dips, thats all
also finding the good coins with low market cap before anyone else

>>3801549

>>3801556
Did you make your own bots, or just adjust other's?

>>3801569
I forced my brother, who is really into python, and software development, to make me them, I told him what I need and he eventually wrote them

>>3801556
where can I buy or download these bots ?

>>3801579
Damn. You're gonna help him out with your gains, right? Any chance I could get any tips on some good bots? If you know any.

>>3801583
they are custom made, not for sale, write your own
>>3801593
>You're gonna help him out with your gains, right?
maybe

>>3801579
I was your brother I'd charge you for at least the 20% of all your gains

>>3801599
I mean, forcing your autistic brother to help you and then running away with his help isn't the nicest thing to do. He's your brother; you only get one.

>>3801602
Sounds like he bullies him.

>>3801602
he lives in my apartment, free of rent, with free electricity, free water, etc...

>>3801599
>3801599
i can write my own bots i just need help with the signals.

calling the api and scraping data is a cinch, the real money is the magic triangles that, at the end of the day, are purely speculative and could be wrong.

whats your success rate?
would you care to share some data?

>>3801609
So did you with your parents. Are you going to give them nothing, too?

>>3801612
with shitty simulations, and some field testing, the success rate is around 60%
obviously in a real market this would be closer to 51% max or not even that
but in this laughable bull market (yes even the red months) you can basically throw your money at anything and still get gains because everyone who trades is hyper emotional and hyper sensitive
so with specifically the crypto market the success rate is ~80%, the buy and sell signals are almost always right, the trend changes are extremely predictable
I use a mixture of EMAs, derivates, my own functions, elder rays, fibonacci levels, volume oscillation, volume rate of change, macd, bollingers, stochastic momentum , elliot waves, on balance volume, and various other pattern searchings and fractal pattern seekings
of course on top of that I always incorporate the news, rumors, and market changes into the decision, the script cannot calculate with those
>>3801628
but he isn't a child anymore, and he is a NEET, living off of me, refuses to get a job

>>3801674
Clearly he's already paid some of his worth and time by helping you. But I guess it was all you, right?

>>3801687
you know he can use his own scripts, I didn't steal it from him, he can buy and sell coins with it too, I even taught him everything I know about these indicators and indexes and investing in general

>>3801674
Sounds like a lot of indicators. I don't really see how it all can be predictable, I know a bit about technical analyses but no clue it would actually be useful.

If you are not larping good job.

>>3801706
dont get me wrong, I don't intend to sound like I'm some kind of master invester, or a genius

this market is RIDICULOUSLY easy

I just had the balls to throw a lot of money at a lot of coins, and keep doing it

>>3801674
makes sense, thanks for the tips.

>>3801718
Might I ask where you get historical and live crypto data from and if you partition the coins in market cap classes or do they behave similarly enough to not classify them?

>>3801762
>Might I ask where you get historical and live crypto data from
no, that's a secret, it was a pain in the ass to solve this
>if you partition the coins in market cap classes or do they behave similarly enough to not classify them
I use volume+marketcap classification, both data define a class, and no, they don't behave the same

>>3801762
for example the fucking websocket from Bittrex or any other exchange with an api
>https://github.com/ndri/python-bittrex
are you literally retarded?

>>3801762
https://www.cryptocompare.com/api/

>>3801779
>no, that's a secret, it was a pain in the ass to solve this
is it free and will I find it on the web with enough effort though?
>I use volume+marketcap classification, both data define a class, and no, they don't behave the same
Nice thank you very much. Are you working on different time scales? I thought about doing short holds with minute candles and data from only a few hours back to longer holds, lets say days with bigger candles. I would say the longer holds are riskier though because so much can happen in between. Whats your take on it?

>>3801762

Bittrex API

Btw this TA larpfag is taking you for a ride with his Bollinger bands and Fibonacci retracements and fukoyashi clouds and the double wide tension stream and macdonald markers and upsie downsie turney durney waves

>>3801873
>Btw this TA larpfag is taking you for a ride
what makes you say that?

>>3801834
>>3801841
I'm not an idiot but you could have multiple exchanges and cryptocompare or coinmarketcap at once or just focus on one marketplace

>>3801882

Because TA literally does not work in crypto, TA in crypto works because if one person guesses up and another person guesses down, one of them will be right and make a thread about it.

Anyone who claims to have a huge success rate based on TA is literally bullshitting.

>>3801905
trend changes are very easy to see and predict
and crypto is a very easy market, everything works here, maybe not for the reason I think they do, but my buy and sell signals are mostly right

>>3801468
gimme 1000 then

>>3801905
i noticed that. but factoring in the pyschology of the crowd and how anybody that draws some lines on a chart and starts shitposting on twitter can affect the ups and downs, i think theres a new sort of TA here strictly for cryptos.

>>3801890
interasting

How do you plan your entry/exit into shitcoins? Talking about percentages.

>>3801112
What the fuck are you talkng about OP? I-I'M RICH!! STAY P-POOR, P-POORFAG

>>3801276
>3801276
>my scripts

You are just an insider fucker, you don't even need to think, all you need is money

Nice LARPer

Sage and Kys nigger

>>3801905
It's funny, you actually have to be kind of an idiot to believe TA in general (glorified tea leaf reading) actually works, let alone in something like crypto. And yet being dumb enough to try is a prerequisite for being part of that minority of traders who eventually make a fortune from doing it.

>tfw kinda wish I was dumb enough to try.

>>3801965
what are the main indicators/tools you use?