The small question is, how do you buy two (or more) pairs of trades at the same time in one strategy? So let's say you buy both btc_usdt and eth_usdt. There is no place to set up a transaction pair.
This is how it is now: Only one transaction pair can be selected when creating a bot, such as by selecting btc_usdt
How to respond
function main (()) {
var id = exchange.Buy ((100, 1);// buy one BTC with $100
Log ((
There is no way to add a second transaction pair in the strategy and the robot. How can you buy BTC in dollars and then buy ETH in dollars?
yyf131419I'll add QQ group, please, boss.
Inventors quantify - small dreamsThe corresponding exchanges added to the robots page are exchanges[0], exchanges[1], exchanges[2]....., see API documentation: This is a list of all the different ways Dn-filebox.qbox.me/fce275577c4f353435ede5a3e02e00554385aed6.png is credited in the database. You can use different exchanges[n] to operate different accounts. If you want to switch to a trading pair on the current exchanges[n], you can do this: exchanges[n].IO (("currency", "ETH_BTC") switch to an ETH_BTC trading pair.
bitcoin8Thank you very much.
Inventors quantify - small dreamsThis is called exchanges[n].IO (("currency", "ETH_BTC") This switch can be made before the following function exchange.Buy or Sell is moved.
bitcoin8In an exchange, how do you switch? Buy eth_usdt and sell eth_btc. Give a basic implementation statement, thank you. Thank you.
Inventors quantify - small dreamsNeed to switch or add multiple exchanges
bitcoin8Thank you. I'm now looking for a simple hedge in an exchange. The first thing to do is to buy the ether_usdt and sell the ether_btc. How do I do that, now that I'm stuck in a transactional pair conversion, should I use a loop switch? Thank you, boss.