Quote from: Aido on November 29, 2012, 02:48:38 PM

I will look at implementing something that will automatically switch algorithms based on market conditions. If market is flat or steadily trending in one direction use nomorecoins algo but if the market is volatile use the Isis' trending algo.

I was thinking the exact same thing.

I don't know if this is related or not (I'm sure our financial experts will know) but I was contemplating yesterday looking at two bands. One a wide band looking at the entire range from low to high for X time period AND Y number of transactions. (Four transactions in an hour has a very different impact on our math vs 4000 transactions in an hour in terms of projecting accurately.) And a short band to look at K time period and J transactions which would look at a % above and below our SMA. If I'm not mistaken this would help us more accurately track quick volatility and jump in on trades when someone snatches up or sells off a bunch of it quickly.

Quote from: danieldaniel on November 29, 2012, 05:52:37 PM

So has anyone completed a "fixed" version of this?

Hm, considering such a short window since it has been discussed, no. There is a LOT of work to do.

In other news, I think it might be a good idea to actually set up a forum for serious development talks and discussion instead of using this single thread. I have the resources to set one up right now.

@Aido: Do you want me to just push code fixes as bugs on the tracker and you can push them into the repository?