Quote from: QCCJohan on May 06, 2018, 01:22:38 AM

Quote from: flipflop.0 on May 05, 2018, 09:52:29 PM

Quote from: SeppoQCC on April 27, 2018, 07:27:04 PM

The QCORE platform acts as a middle man between you and many popular exchanges.

Interesting project, but I do not see the point in making an ICO (yet).

What is the difference to free and open source software like CCXT?

There are many good bots around and trading platforms for strategies, what leverage do you have over them?

Is your algorithm solely about arbitrage, does it contain proven strategies like MACD or do you have a different approach?

If you use a mineable qcore coin for establishing trade between different exchanges, what about confirmation time vs chain security and is a mineable coin not a limitation to your product?

Good luck

The difference between our API trading bot and other open source software's like CCXT is that our is "Plug" and play.
You simply buy the package you desire for the amount you're going to trade with - Get your API key, Copy paste it in - Start it. (It's running on the best setting for smaller fast trades to prevent bags)

So basically what almost every single bot (That we've tested) weak point is bag's, if the Bitcoin drastically drops 10% you're stuck with bag's, we've constructed a way around that bag process and developed it so that wont happen, 99% of the time, it can obviously happen if the market flash crash 50% but that isn't really realistic over 1 hour of trading.

Our algorithm is AI that trades pairs through DCA.

The confirmation time should be almost instantaneously, since we've both miners and stakers.

You should read the Whitepaper for more information.
Thanks for the question.

Thanks for the answers, appreciate it. The ease of use is certainly a good point.

So, you are basically hedging, and, if i am not mistaken you leverage the time delay between the dollar adjustment between BTC /coins with USD trading pairs and alts or both. That would be indeed nice and an advancement in the exchange environment.

Haven't "read" the whitepaper, only scanned before the last post cause I didn't see answers to my concerns. But. X11 is a good choice for qcore, although I am still somewhat concerned about a confirmation time of approx. 40 minutes according to confirmation amount and block time. Have you planned / talked to exchanges to cooperate on this? If the exchange was instant, you would have a huge advantage over the classic bots.