1st phase of Python trading bot and crypto miner
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
In the first phase we start with the basics of the trading ajot, First we set up the Python script to fetch product data and basic indicators. The following 16 products (cryptocurrency) are covered in this phase:
AION - ANT - BTC - CAKE - DENT - ELF - ETH - EOS - MATIC - SHIB - SOL - STMX - TRX - UNI - VTC - WTC
And the following charts and indicators from TradingView will also be implemented in order to determine price action:
Default price chart
Japanese candlestick chart
Moving averages (50, 200 and 400 day)
Trade volume
VWAP
RSI
We start ofe with a stand-alone trading bot. Once the script is set up to continuously monitor price action and indicator data of selected products we can set up the beginnings of a web-based fromt-end (dark mode, madf for mobile use) that for now is able to show a list of the available products and when clicked on a certain product we will see:
Basic price action chart
Overlay of Japanese candlestick chart
Overlay with 50, 200 and 400 day MA indicators
Trade volume chart (showing below the chart)
Other indicators to be done in a next phase
Select time frame (1m, 5m, 30m, 1h, 12h, 24h, 1wk, 1mth, 6mth, 1yr)
Current price
% change from first price on the chart
Now we need to connect to the first broker wwe will use, Bitvavo, using the Bitvavo API. for now we will not yet touch dynamic credential input, so our username and password will simply be in a config file, We now need the back- and front-end to be able to place buy and sell orders and execute them through Bitvavo. Below the charts we strat off with an input field that allows us to fill in a € amount and below that a buy button. When clcked we see a confirmation of our order having been executed and our (total) position will now show up on the page together with buy price, % change and gain/loss in €. Shjmilarly, we will also have a button for selling a specific amount from the input field.
For now this will be the first phase. In the next phase we can start with the actual automated trading'
AION - ANT - BTC - CAKE - DENT - ELF - ETH - EOS - MATIC - SHIB - SOL - STMX - TRX - UNI - VTC - WTC
And the following charts and indicators from TradingView will also be implemented in order to determine price action:
Default price chart
Japanese candlestick chart
Moving averages (50, 200 and 400 day)
Trade volume
VWAP
RSI
We start ofe with a stand-alone trading bot. Once the script is set up to continuously monitor price action and indicator data of selected products we can set up the beginnings of a web-based fromt-end (dark mode, madf for mobile use) that for now is able to show a list of the available products and when clicked on a certain product we will see:
Basic price action chart
Overlay of Japanese candlestick chart
Overlay with 50, 200 and 400 day MA indicators
Trade volume chart (showing below the chart)
Other indicators to be done in a next phase
Select time frame (1m, 5m, 30m, 1h, 12h, 24h, 1wk, 1mth, 6mth, 1yr)
Current price
% change from first price on the chart
Now we need to connect to the first broker wwe will use, Bitvavo, using the Bitvavo API. for now we will not yet touch dynamic credential input, so our username and password will simply be in a config file, We now need the back- and front-end to be able to place buy and sell orders and execute them through Bitvavo. Below the charts we strat off with an input field that allows us to fill in a € amount and below that a buy button. When clcked we see a confirmation of our order having been executed and our (total) position will now show up on the page together with buy price, % change and gain/loss in €. Shjmilarly, we will also have a button for selling a specific amount from the input field.
For now this will be the first phase. In the next phase we can start with the actual automated trading'