https://www.bitstamp.net using the pusher apinpm i -g yarnyarnyarn bitcoin, yarn ethereum, yarn litecoinhttp://localhost:3333/ in your browserhttp://localhost:3333/ for an overviewhttp://localhost:3333/graph
(note: the front-end will always connect to any instance that is available
even if you start 3 processes you will only need to open the front-end on one of them)http://localhost:3333/graph/performance.htmlhttp://localhost:3333/coinstreams alt :3334 and :3335http://localhost:3333/stats alt :3334 and :3335curl http://localhost:3333/nn/train/btceurcurl http://localhost:3334/nn/train/etheurcurl http://localhost:3335/nn/train/ltceur./streams/${currency}.fs, which is why you can stop
and start the process whenever you want, it will always reload data that is already stored
and continue writing to the stream file./nets/${currency}.nn, networks are also reloaded on process start./lib/Coinpusher.js./lib/NeuronalNetworkFactory.js./lib/NeuronalNetwork.js helper classinput- and output-vectors of the network take a look at the ETLS object of ./lib/Coinpusher.js./lib/SocketServer.js./lib/Coinpusher.jsIts actually quite easy to get started:
const {Bitstamp, CURRENCY} = require("node-bitstamp");
//you can also install via npm i coinpusher or yarn add coinpusher
const {Coinpusher} = require("coinpusher"); //alt. require("./lib/Coinpusher.js");
const bitstamp = new Bitstamp({
key,
secret,
clientId
});
const cp = new Coinpusher();
cp.start(CURRENCY.BTC_EUR, 3333).then(() => {
//subscribe to the drift event (apprx. emmits every ~ 12 minutes)
//the prediction will be placed in the future apprx. ~ 9,6 minutes
//the timing are apprx. because they depend on the output vector size which is configurable
//we currently set the size to 278 and assume n seconds distance between trades e.g. 278 * 5 seconds
//the futureValue is a median value taken from the last 20% of outputs
cp.on("drift", data => {
const {
id, //uuid.v4
drift, // e.g. -12.5
timestamp, // unix seconds
currentValue, // current course value -> 3440.0
futureValue, // predicted course value -> 3452.5
timestampFormatted, //YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss
currency //btceur
} = data;
//depening on the last action buy or sell you can now plan
//the next action you might make
//buy
bitstamp.buyLimitOrder(amount, price, currency, limit_price, daily_order);
//or sell
bitstamp.sellLimitOrder(amount, price, currency, limit_price, daily_order);
//obviously this requires some additional tracking of account capacity
//limit tresholds, as well as taking care of fee calculations.. etc..
});
});
More infos about the Bitstamp API client can be found here
FAQs
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