I resonate with Jame's vision of providing a lot of power and flexibility for non-coders to auto trade... it's what I want very much.

I think his project aims to operate on a decentralized exchange platform (NXT), not bittrex and such, though I just skimmed the thread, so I could be wrong about that, but even so it seems it will be a while before we have anything functional to actually begin using:


Charts, trade history, depth columns, full screen and other basic features mentioned by others are sorely needed more than auto trade features IMO... you could make the crappy interface at bittrex website obsolete very easily just with these, and that would go a long way toward increasing popularity.

As it is, I don't use quatloo trader for trades regularly because it lacks these basic features, and it's necessary to examine the charts and trade history at bittrex itself still (which is a painful ordeal).... but if QTL trader had these basics covered, I would vastly prefer it instead.

I suggest not setting the bar too high with tiered payments and such... a low bar will be more profitable ultimately because more people will be interested in using it if they don't have to take the risk of holding a bunch of QTL, which is likely to be very volatile... especially as value increases. Try to strike the right balance there.