jaggedsoft / adamant-tradebot

Bot for trading and making fake volume (market making) on crypto exchanges. Managed in ADAMANT chat.

ADAMANT Trading & Market making bot is a software that allows to run trades on crypto exchanges, make fake volume (wash trading) and build live-like dynamic order book.

• In Market making mode, the bot places orders and execute them by himself, making a trade volume; and builds live-like dynamic order book.
• Trading is a mode when bot run orders according to some strategy. It can be profitable or not. Unavailable now—use Zenbot.

Trade bots work in ADAMANT Messenger chats directly.

Features:

• Managed with your commands using ADAMANT Messenger
• Easy to install and configure
• Free and open source
• Fill order books
• Place buy and sell limit or market orders
• Market making
• Dynamic order book
• Stores and displays statistics

Supported exchanges (more in progress):

• IDCM
• Bit-Z
• CoinDeal
• Resfinex
• Atomars

Usage

Available commands: ask a bot with /help command. Read more how to install and use the bot: Crypto trading & Market making bot in ADAMANT.

Installation

Requirements

• Ubuntu 16 / Ubuntu 18 (other OS had not been tested)
• NodeJS v 8+
• MongoDB (installation instructions)

Setup

su - adamant
git clone https://github.com/Adamant-im/adamant-tradebot
cd ./adamant-tradebot
npm i

Pre-launch tuning

nano config.json

Parameters:

• exchange Exchange to work with. Available values see above. Case insensitive, obligatory.
• pair Pair to with on the exchange. Obligatory.
• coin1Decimals Meaningful decimals for output of coin1 amounts. Default is 8.
• coin2Decimals Meaningful decimals for output of coin2 amounts. Default is 8.
• clearAllOrdersInterval Interval in minutes to clear all opened orders. Default is 0 (disabled).
• apikey Exchange's account API key (username/login for some exchanges) for connection. Obligatory.
• apisecret Exchange's account API secret (password for some exchanges) for connection. Obligatory.
• apipassword Exchange's account trade password. If needed for exchange.
• passPhrase The bot's secret phrase for accepting commands. Obligatory. Bot's ADM address will correspond this passPhrase.
• admin_accounts <string, array> ADAMANT accounts to accept commands from. Commands from other accounts will not be executed. At lease one account.
• notify_non_admins Notify non-admins that they are not admins. If false, bot will be silent.
• node_ADM <string, array> List of nodes for API work, obligatorily
• infoservice <string, array> List of ADAMANT InfoServices for catching exchange rates, recommended
• slack Token for Slack alerts for the bot’s administrator. No alerts if not set.
• adamant_notify ADM address for the bot’s administrator. Recommended.
• silent_mode Enable if you don't want to receive "not enough balance" and "unable to execute cross-order" notifications. Default is "false".
• socket If to use WebSocket connection. Recommended for better user experience.
• ws_type Choose socket connection, "ws" or "wss" depending on your server.
• bot_name Bot's name for notifications.
• welcome_string How to reply user in-chat, if unknown command received.

Launching

You can start the Bot with the node app command, but it is recommended to use the process manager for this purpose.

pm2 start --name tradebot app.js

Add Bot to cron

crontab -e

Add string:

@reboot cd /home/adamant/adamant-tradebot && pm2 start --name tradebot app.js

Updating

su - adamant
cd ./adamant-tradebot
pm2 stop tradebot
mv config.json config_bup.json && git pull && mv config_bup.json config.json
npm i
pm2 start --name tradebot app.js