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We all know the platform for TradingView traders, it is very convenient, it has a lot of different graphs and models for building exchange rates. He is also cute in terms of design. But there is one thing, in all browsers, it spends a lot of RAM on the computer. What is it for me? I am, the usual C # programmer, decided to rewrite it for the desktop version for convenience and reduce the load on the processor. It's opensource tool, if someone has suggestions for adding functionality (API, for example) - feel free to make a pull requests. Thank you for your support, I hope you will be comfortable using it, and it will help you in trading cryptocurrencies or anything else!
GITHUB - https://github.com/kakoitotakoi/tradingviewdesktop/releases/tag/v1.0
We all know the platform for TradingView traders, it is very convenient, it has a lot of different graphs and models for building exchange rates. He is also cute in terms of design. But there is one thing, in all browsers, it spends a lot of RAM on the computer. What is it for me? I am, the usual C # programmer, decided to rewrite it for the desktop version for convenience and reduce the load on the processor. It's opensource tool, if someone has suggestions for adding functionality (API, for example) - feel free to make a pull requests. Thank you for your support, I hope you will be comfortable using it, and it will help you in trading cryptocurrencies or anything else!
GITHUB - https://github.com/kakoitotakoi/tradingviewdesktop/releases/tag/v1.0
According to what I see in the platform graph, its actually dumped already but there is a big chances
to kick its price value again, only the problem we don't know when will it bounce. So, it is good to buy em now
then hold the 50% then the rest of the coins is for day trade. This is my advise only,
