thanks that's amazing web site. dang i just love crypto because of stuff like this their data is free data is accurate trades 24/7 no exchanges manipulating real time price price is real time no exchange fees no data feed cost or companies commission less trading no brokers crazy volatility great liquidity hope all the big exchanges go broke and the markets have to go to this model.
"don't waste your valuable time with TT ADL..." lol and why advice like that ? Although I mentioned product that is similiar to it, not exactly TT ADL (so not that expensive and for crypto, as OP asked about crypto and Binance), I'm aware of ppl who made really serious money (and I mean in M of USD) using that simple stuff (it was few up to few years ago, but still... looks like not that bad tool, and it's just a tool). So, I think not bad at all (although the tool is just a tool)
Nah, but that's not an answer. I don't need to check everything myself if I already know based on ppl I'm aware (not some stories) that it was robust and allowed ppl to easily automate their stuff and made decent (millions $) profits in prop. You are the one who very firmly adviced against it - so I just ask about some concrete arguments (so the OP would also know). I'm not negating your personal experience with it, just letting know that I'm aware of proven very good experience. Also - just remind that I was talking about type of software (giving it as example as it is well-known solution), not that software itself.
tt own sales rep was on this forum that they fired because i over a decade they could not provide support even to this day for adl. call them and ask then - tired of being your free researcher.
Tired of what ? You didn't provide even 1 argument to support your thesis. It is you who placed statement like that without supporting it in any way, so it is on you to provide any concerete arguments. I don't need you to be my "researcher", as I already have my own info, from other traders, not some trading forum. Otherways - it is basically just you having some private bad experience, and that's why whole ADL (that was used by many other ppl with success is a bad solution), where in the time others were able to use it with success - so that is basically ridiculous. The tool is just a tool - for some and their needs it fits, for others not, some can use it without problems for their needs, some other not. That's it. So I don't see the reason to discourage people to try some good solutions (and again, we are not even talking exactly about TT ADL) just because for some reason it didn't work for me (and also the one I recommended worked really good...)
currently being an authorized tt api developer for my own trading software platform(s) that has passed numerous conformances with tt since 2005 i have knowledge first hand of the failures of adl. unlike you who states he has a friend that has a friend that said he used adl to make a fortune. not playing your game do your own research.
lol "A friend of a friend" ? No, it's example from my prop (if you would read with understanding you would catch it by now). And no - we are not coders/developers/programmers - we are traders making $$ - and that's what we care. So stop embaresing yoursefl. You discurage ppl to check something, becausee from your geeky perspective "ahh this doesn't work", "that doesn't work", "ahh the tool is not good enough". It's not about the tool - it's about the craftsman. And you see - from our trading perspective - it was more than enough to make good profits. Because you don't need the tool to be perfect if you know how to use it as it is. That's it. I don't need to do reasearch, as I'm talking about life-based example from my own company. And you continue to be "api developer"
I’ve been running a few simple bots using limit orders on breakouts, but slippage and wild price spikes kill performance. One thing that helped was adding a crypto volatility tracker for day traders to time entries better. It doesn’t predict much, but it gives me a heads-up when stuff’s about to get choppy, which lets me dial down risk or pause trades altogether.