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Wrote a bot for it, very constructive experience. Something that I didn't expect is that is not that easy as "buy low" and "sell high". I had to cap the buying
by unlog 5y ago
Wrote a bot for it, very constructive experience.
Something that I didn't expect is that is not that easy as "buy low" and "sell high". I had to cap the buying price for the bot to make money at all, else the "bought at" will get so high, that you won't have a chance to buy much.
let bougthAt = 0;
let fn = { click: () => {} };
let buy = document.querySelector("#buy");
let sell = document.querySelector("#sell");
(function work() {
let founds = +document.querySelector("#funds-fiat").innerText;
let coins = +document.querySelector("#funds-coin").innerText;
let price = +document.querySelector("#price").innerText;
if (founds > price && price < 5000) {
fn = buy;
bougthAt = price;
console.log("bougthAt", bougthAt);
} else if (price > bougthAt && coins > 0) {
fn = sell;
console.log("sellingAt", price);
}
fn.click();
requestAnimationFrame(work);
})();
- mdrzn 5y agoOOC question regarding console scripts: unless it's specified by the code that the function will stop at a certain point, most functions like yours will loop forever. Is there a way to stop them, once pasted in the console, apart from refreshing the page? Is there no way to "stop" the loop of that specific function that was started? I googled around a bit but I think I'm out of my depth here.
- unlog 5y agoYes, but you have to code for it. I guess you mean you want to "kill the process" in some way, and that's not possible as far as I know. One easy way is to add a flag let working = true; (function work() { console.log("running"); if (working) requestAnimationFrame(work); else console.log("stopped"); })(); Programmatically, you have the function cancelAnimationFrame that you give as parameter what requestAnimationFrame returns. The same as setTimeout and clearTimeout
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoare you not "mining" at this point?
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoalso, why not set the buy to a "below 2000" and sell at "above 7000". ?