Re: This forum has big problem with high rank spineless human beings
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Can you use the API key to control your funds without using the website that issued the key?
BLOODY YES ! That's the fucking point you don't get. you can access every function of a service via any computer terminal without the need of using the website. What kind of functions you can access is based on the api key privileges.
What I mean - can you use the API key if Bitmex (or whoever issued the key) is down? Your "terminal" still needs a server to connect to. Funny how the only definition of "website" that comes to your mind is the clicky-tappy one.
What you do after the being authenticated depends on what service/tool you are using.
If the "service" is kind enough to allow you to do that with the money they hold for you. Pretty much the opposite of what Bitcoin is - being your own bank
Of course a private key let you do different things than an api key of an exchange, but some of them are in common, that's why i keep saying that can act as.
An API key "can act" as a Bitcoin private key the same way like a rock "can act" as a computer as long as you use them as doorstops.
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What I mean - can you use the API key if Bitmex (or whoever issued the key) is down? Your "terminal" still needs a server to connect to. Funny how the only definition of "website" that comes to your mind is the clicky-tappy one.
Here it's again that arrogant attitude while lacking knowledge. this is the only reason why i keep replying. Clearly you also don't know the difference between a website (the clicky-tappy one, also called frontend ) and an Application Programming Interface (API) which is what actually manages the client/server requests.
You will be shockingly surprised to discover that a frontend can go down while the API are still fully functional!
This is why a private api key can be useful in accessing accounts when frontend is not available.
FUN FACT: ALL bitmex's fronted runs via the same api requests...meaning that frontend is only linking the API with an UI
And yet again i repeat, an API key is an authentication tool that based on the service can do basically anything.... even ACT AS A PRIVATE KEY.
But hey, throw up a couple more famous bitcoin mottos that you learned as a parrot and you will feel smart again!
Meanwhile go hide under a rock once and for all. You are done here. I gave you more chances of redemption thinking that you were just superficial , instead you are just as dumb as the other 3 idiots that keep making fun of themselves in front of the whole meta section.
What you do after the being authenticated depends on what service/tool you are using.
Of course a private key let you do different things than an api key of an exchange, but some of them are in common, that's why i keep saying that can act as.
BLOODY YES ! That's the fucking point you don't get. you can access every function of a service via any computer terminal without the need of using the website. What kind of functions you can access is based on the api key privileges.
...Of course a private key let you do different things than an api key of an exchange, but some of them are in common, that's why i keep saying that can act as.
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Can you use the API key to control your funds without using the website that issued the key?
BLOODY YES ! That's the fucking point you don't get. you can access every function of a service via any computer terminal without the need of using the website. What kind of functions you can access is based on the api key privileges.
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How exactly do you think an API key interacts with the wallet the funds are actually stored on? You think there's some magic connection between the two? No. The website in question establishes that connection.
How exactly do you think an API key interacts with the wallet? It passes down a function for the wallet to perform. It doesn't substitute ANY of the wallet functionality (eg the private key transaction signing.)
To say that they have the same functionality is just stupid and ignorant.
Not to mention that Bitmex withdrawals are manually reviewed, so even a working api key is no garantuee for your funds. (Not that that was the main point).
Anyways...
You lied about your 495% returns. Case closed. "iT wAs JuSt BaCkTesTinG"
Your provided an API key to us with a couple of dummy trades because you think we're stupid? Or.. do you actually think anyone believes... the... backtesting? you sure don't mention it in your pretty infograph.
This is just misleading. If this was an actual business operation, it would likely be seen as fraud. You have NO proof of any of these returns. You implicating that the api key proves any of these returns is also false = misleading.
Really, looking at this image where you try to pass these imaginary results as legit i can only classify you as a troll
Haven't you proved already not to know what backtests are? how dare you even mentioning that word without understanding how powerful a backtest engine, with 1minute candle sensibility, can be when developing trading strategies and money managements?
Also is not misleading, that stats are 100% accurate to the minute and stake involved even though is obviously a slightly less valuable evidence than the almost 30trades that you can see via api key.. furthermore is clearly written that via api access you can access all trades history since the official launch, which was a couple weeks ago. 24 winning trades in a row and 10% roi is right on track with the backtest data.
I can't imagine the attacks i would have received if there was a loss in these first couple weeks.... you guys dared attacking a 100% win rate and a bulletproof business model
BTW approaching 1000 views , i guess meta is appreciating the savage roasting in silence like a horror movie