Quote from: Uli123 on December 28, 2013, 08:41:50 PM

Really great work for the community. When my wallet will be loaded next time, I'll make a donation.

If you are looking for improvements ;-) these are my suggestions:

>Scripting language would be awesome in the long run. Yes I know, that is very difficult to implement.
>Second best solution: calculation with moving Average values for several durations e.g. 1min
average or 1 hour average. Thus the rules could adapt automatically when the market price
moves. Actually the rules are too static.
>"Exact price" perhaps should be namend as "exact max/min price". Example: "if market price > 749 then sell 1 BTC for exact price 1$".You would of course not receive 1$. You would get the actual market buy price at the moment. Therefore it the rule inidcates a *minimum* price (sell) or *maximum* price (buy). This is the principle of an exchange I know, but for example there is a german exchange bitcoin.de which works in a manner like ebay pricing. Therefore for my opinion it would be more clear, when max/min is mentioned, especially for novice traders. This information could be relevant for stopp loss orders in a crash scenario.
>Rule groups could get a symbol in the title, if at least one of the rules is activated.
>If you make a new rule it is activated by default. I would find it more secure when changing or experimenting with rules, that the user has to activate them with a seperate click.

Day by day I'll make it better and better

Quote from: patriotek on December 28, 2013, 11:05:03 PM

@Uli123

I very much agree with many of your suggestions, particularly the idea that the rules are too static. I'd love to see that change, for sure!

@IGHOR

I'm wondering if there's been any progress on getting Cryptsy support ready? NOT asking to rush you, but rather, I've begun to dig around in the sources for my own experimentation, and thought I might ask if you'd already begun so as to not end up reinventing the wheel...

As well, might you have any hints as to where I'd be best to start? ATM, I'm simply considering copying the BTCe (as that's the one I currently use) files, and editing them according to the API diff's. Would that be a decent way to go about this, and more importantly, as very much a NON-developer, would I be better off to just wait (lol)?

I hope to make present for all and give update at New Year with Cryptsy and Bitfinex support.