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We are very proud to announce that Trademinator Client 0.9.2. Release 0.9.2 is one step closer to Trademinator Client 1.0 (our first stable).
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We are very proud to announce that Trademinator Client 0.9.1. Release 0.9.1 is one step closer to Trademinator Client 1.0 (our first stable).
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Why is Trademinator different than other trading bots?
Trademinator differs on mostly other bots because of the following:
- it works with a client-server architecture. The server end is used to do computing of public information (symbol pricing, technical analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.) with the side benefit of freeing your local computer from all those calculations; the client end manages your private information (wallet, balances, trading). If you want to read more about how Trademinator's architecture works, please read the "How does it work?" article.
- it is built with artificial intelligence. Trademinator server end doesn't identify the trading opportunities by doing a hard-rule technical analysis.
- it is an accountability system: Trademinator client keeps track of your trades. It will only trade when there is a profit. Its accountability system allows it to not run out of cash, remember past trades (even manual trades done by you) and recover from bad human trading decisions (with time).
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Trademinator has been developed using a private SVN server. We are fully aware of Github and we are planning to publish it there. However, we haven't solved some bidirectional synchronization issues with SVN and Github. We are working on it.
Some head ups for developers:
- Trademinator is written in PHP. It has been tested using PHP 7.4 and superior. We recommend PHP 8.1 as it has faster execution.
- Trademinator uses CCXT library, if your chosen exchange has fetch_ohlcv() support, it is very likely it will work. Trademinator has been tested with Gate.io, Bitso and NDAX.
- Trademinator configuration file and communication with the Trademinator Server is done via JSON.
- Trademinator has been developed on Linux, however, it will run on Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS as it doesn't use any additional third-party extension.
For now, you can access the source code by following these steps:
Read more: How do I read the Trademinator Client Source Code?
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Trademinator operates with a client-server architecture. The Trademinator Server handles all the public information (such as candle charts, technical analysis, artificial intelligence and any other derived from it) while the Trademinator Client handles all the private information (such as wallet operations, balances, orders, trading operations, etc.).