This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Profitable, fault-tolerant, adaptable to the market
Modified Martingale
Cyclic grid strategy for SPOT market
Free trading system for crypto exchanges:
Binance, Bitfinex, Huobi, OKX, Bybit,
martin-binance
<--> exchanges-wrapper 
Disclaimer
All risks and possible losses associated with use of this strategy lie with you. Strongly recommended that you test the strategy in the demo mode before using real bidding.
Important notices
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After update to
3.0.17, the configuration fileexch_srv_cfg.tomlfor exchanges-wrapper must be updated. Use templates for reference. -
After update to
3.0.17, the configuration filems_cfg.tomlmust be updated. Use templates for reference. -
The config files
cli_XX_AAABBB.pyalso must be updated from template -
You cannot run multiple pairs with overlapping currencies on the same account!
Valid: (BTC/USDT), (ETH/BUSD), (SOL/LTC)
Incorrectly: (BTC/USDT), (ETH/USDT), (BTC/ETH)
As a result of the mutual impact on the operating balance sheet, the liquidity control system will block the work.
- Due to a limitation in the implementation of asyncio under Windows, this program cannot be executed. Use with Docker on Windows instead.
References
- Detailed information about use this strategy placed to wiki
- Trade idea
- Quick start
- Back testing and parameters optimization
Referral link
Create account on Binance and get 10% discount on all trading fee
Create account on HUOBI and will get 50 % off trading fees
Create account on Bitfinex and get 6% rebate fee
Create account on OKEX and get Mystery Boxes worth up to $10,000
Create account on Bybit and get exclusive referral rewards
Also, you can start strategy on Hetzner cloud VPS only for 4.75 € per month
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