Quote from: Stephan224 on November 04, 2013, 02:54:25 PM

I get it, i was reading it differently.

Yes it are the real-times values from the exchange API. Those numbers are the absolute numbers the API is sending.

There are 3 cases where you can see a different amount in your wallet then expected.
1. There can be open orders which contains the coins you are missing right now.
2. Some fields are depending on a different coin position then displayed, so a real-time conversion is done. (for example: check all-in and set coin position to Sold)
3. In case of the all-in, the amount displayed is 90% of the real all-in value (this is done for safety reasons)

The debug log is used for both showing normal information and showing errors. An error has most of the times the text "error" inside it.

The best way to confirm everything works is to setup an connection and try to make a trade with the "Direct exchange" feature. That feature will show the raw data the API returns in a message box. If there is something wrong, you can see it here.

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Hi,

Is it somehow only successfully checking my wallet once?

Actions:
1) Trade Bot sell 1Btc successfully (1Btc with coins position = Bought) -> After sale, I should then have at least $208.401 in my wallet. The sale is reflected in Logbooks -> Trade Log
2) Trade Log shows the sell, however the wallet is not updated (still shows only $2.7)
3) Debug log shows many attempts to buy 1Btc (but presumably will not do it because the wallet only shows $2.7?)
4) I check the wallet by checking on "Show Wallet" -> only ($2.7)
5) I check BTC-e.com site directly -> shows full wallet value over $210.
6) Check Show Wallet again -> still only $2.7

Direct exchange:

Unhandled Exception has occurred in your application. ... blahblah.

{"success":0,"error":"invalid nonce parameter; on key:1383533464, you sent: 1383523023"}.

I've sent the entire message to you in a support ticket.

Thanks