Quote from: suchmoon on November 13, 2019, 01:56:39 PM

Does an API key still act as a Bitcoin private key? Just checking if you learned anything worthwhile about the main topic of this forum, or is just a tool for you to spam your shit.

such arrogant, so ignorant.
Weren't you the one that publicly admitted to have judged with superficially my business and then went back in full FUD mode when i refused to delete your negative feedback ?
Weren't you the one that challenged a dev on his field and got roasted ? Maybe you should stick to whatever you are good at ( i have some ideas.... Roll Eyes

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Since i'm still being provoked on this subject, i have to post again the full guide on API KEYS that i made specifically for your dumb ass, in order to explain you that an API KEY is a modular tool that can be shaped at will based on the service releasing it and its privileges.

I hope i don't need to find another of the few survived devs in this dying forum in order to demonstrate that i'm right on what API KEYS are.

Quote from: CryptoSparks on September 19, 2019, 12:18:10 AM

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An application programming interface key (API key) is a unique string of alphanumeric characters transmitted as part of an API request that authenticate the source of the API request. API keys can be of two types: Public API key and Private API key.
The API key often acts as both a unique identifier and a secret token for authentication, and will generally have a set of access rights on the API associated with it.

WIKIPEDIA

In very simple words, an API key identifies you on the service platform that generated the key. (instead of using email and password uses the key to log in)
An API key can be anything and do anything, simply because it depends on what kind of API generated it, but usually is used for remote access and data tracking.

Likewise crypto wallets, there are public and private API keys with the difference that API keys are more like tools that adapt based on your needs.
For example, if you want to give access at others to selected data/privileges, you simply need to create a Public API Key which authenticates them to access your account and do nothing more than what you allowed. On the contrary, if you want to give full privileges and access to all data , you would create a Private API Key, which of course should be for your use only.

Another important difference is that API KEYS can be disabled and enabled at will, which is something very handy.

API KEYS IN TRADING:

API Keys are very handy when trading, even if you are still trading in frontend, and know nothing about programming, you should always have a private key enabled and stored securely offline, just in case anything bad happens to the frontend of the exchange and you urgently need to entry/exit a trade or even worst you locked yourself out(2FA rekt)... having the API Key allows you to have a way back in the account via terminal.

Usually exchanges offer the following privileges settings for API Keys:
- Order ( you can create and cancel orders via key)
- Cancel (you can only cancel orders via key)
- ReadOnly ( you can only read unencrypted data, such as balance/trade history/orders/markets data via key but you can't interact with any)
- Withdraw ( you can send a withdrawal request which still needs to be confirmed via email)
- CIDR (useful for ip filtering , read more here)

API KEYS are also commonly used by big Brokers, Hedge Funds and Quant Shops to safely manage their clients' capitals without having direct access to the funds.

Quote from: TMAN on November 13, 2019, 02:46:04 PM

Quote from: CryptoSparks on November 13, 2019, 12:40:17 PM

Just an interesting update:

you have all these pages and posts due to your personality fella - also an API Key isn't a BITCOIN private key you twatmunching imbecile

Welcome in the roasting show mate, did you feel accused because you are among the hypocrites that spam gambling sites all over for 50 miserable bucks per week and then faking interest in protecting other users ?
Please quote where i said that an API KEY is a Bitcoin private key. I'm waiting. Roll Eyes

Quote from: nutildah on November 13, 2019, 03:07:10 PM

What a fucking douche canoe.

Quote from: suchmoon on November 13, 2019, 01:56:39 PM

Does an API key still act as a Bitcoin private key? Just checking if you learned anything worthwhile about the main topic of this forum, or is just a tool for you to spam your shit.

Quote from: TMAN on November 13, 2019, 02:46:04 PM

you have all these pages and posts due to your personality fella - also an API Key isn't a BITCOIN private key you twatmunching imbecile

His pathological inability to admit his incorrectness here reminds me of a few high profile trolls around these parts.

Here's the king of hypocrisy and ignorance, the man himself. Did you spam your casino properly this week? How are you sleeping all nights knowing that you're sending people with economic and addiction problems in the wolves' mouth ? Pathetic.

I spent even too much time explaining you how markets works, so i won't even bother. For who is interested in quantifying his ignorance feel free to jump in Arakne's thread and have a laugh.

Quote from: actmyname on November 13, 2019, 03:31:32 PM

Shame on you for falling to your ego. Did your hubris grow so much out of control that you couldn't keep yourself from the psychological masturbation of unlocking the thread and sperging out your horseshit?

I can have a big ego when i have products that even big hedge funds can't compete with. I will never bend the knees to ignorant, pathetic, anonymous trolls that spend their lives on a forum, finding relief from their miserable and pointless lives in an ecosystem that instead of promoting decentralization turned into an oligarchy based on fake and insignificant 'merit' units.

My platform will bring automated algorithmic trading to the mass in 2 weeks from now, watch us rule the markets.

See ya

Kiss