sample_sell.cfg

# Sample config file for the "sell" strategy

# We are selling the base asset here, i.e. ASSET_CODE_A as defined in the trader config

# this defines a "priceFeed" type, i.e. where to get the data from
# types supported:
#   crypto
#   fiat
#   fixed
#   exchange
#
# We take the values from both feeds and divide them to get the center price.

DATA_TYPE_A="exchange"
# the format is <exchange name>/<base-asset-code-defined-by-exchange>/<quote-asset-code-defined-by-exchange>
# currently we only support the following exchanges: "kraken"
DATA_FEED_A_URL="kraken/XXLM/ZUSD"

# sample priceFeed with the "crypto" type
#DATA_TYPE_A="crypto"
# this is the URL to a coinmarketcap feed which the bot understands.
#DATA_FEED_A_URL="https://api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/ticker/stellar/"

# this is a fixed value of 1 here because the exchange priceFeed provides a ratio of two assets.
DATA_TYPE_B="fixed"
DATA_FEED_B_URL="1.0"

# sample priceFeed with the "fiat" type.
#DATA_TYPE_B="fiat"
# you can use a service like apilayer.net to get prices for fiat if you want real-time updates. You will need to fill in the access_key in this url
#DATA_FEED_B_URL="http://apilayer.net/api/live?access_key=&currencies=NGN"

# what value of a price change triggers re-creating an offer. Price change refers to the existing price of the offer vs. what price we want to set. value is a percentage specified as a decimal number (0 < value < 1.00)
PRICE_TOLERANCE=0.001

# what value of an amount change triggers re-creating an offer. Amount change refers to the existing amount of the offer vs. what amount we want to set. value is a percentage specified as a decimal number (0 < value < 1.00)
AMOUNT_TOLERANCE=0.001

# how much percent to offset your rates by, specified as a decimal (ex: 0.05 = 5%). Can be used in conjunction with RATE_OFFSET below.
# A positive value indicates that your base asset (ASSET_A) has a higher rate than the rate received from your price feed
# A negative value indicates that your base asset (ASSET_A) has a lower rate than the rate received from your price feed
RATE_OFFSET_PERCENT=0.05
# how much to offset your rates by, specified in number of units of the quote asset (ASSET_B) as a decimal.
# Can be used in conjunction with RATE_OFFSET_PERCENT above.
# A positive value indicates that your base asset (ASSET_A) has a higher rate than the rate received from your price feed
# A negative value indicates that your base asset (ASSET_A) has a lower rate than the rate received from your price feed
RATE_OFFSET=0.0
# specifies the order in which to offset the rates. If true then we apply the RATE_OFFSET_PERCENT first otherwise we apply the RATE_OFFSET first
# example rate calculation when set to true: ((rate_from_price_feed_a/rate_from_price_feed_b) * (1 + rate_offset_percent)) + rate_offset
# example rate calculation when set to false: ((rate_from_price_feed_a/rate_from_price_feed_b) + rate_offset) * (1 + rate_offset_percent)
RATE_OFFSET_PERCENT_FIRST=true

# scale factor for the amount we want to set (0 < value), can be greater than 1.
AMOUNT_OF_A_BASE=10.0

# levels are mirrored on the buy and sell side. spread is a percentage specified as a decimal number (0 < spread < 1.00)
# first level
[[LEVELS]]
SPREAD=0.00010 # distance from center price = 0.010%, i.e. bid/ask spread = 0.02%
AMOUNT=100.0   # multiple of base amount = 10.0 * 100 units of base asset

# second level
[[LEVELS]]
SPREAD=0.00015  # distance from center price = 0.015%, i.e. bid/ask spread = 0.03%
AMOUNT=100.0    # multiple of base amount = 10.0 * 100 units of base asset

# third level
[[LEVELS]]
SPREAD=0.00020  # distance from center price = 0.020%, i.e. bid/ask spread = 0.04%
AMOUNT=100.0    # multiple of base amount = 10.0 * 100 units of base asset

# fourth level
[[LEVELS]]
SPREAD=0.00025  # distance from center price = 0.025%, i.e. bid/ask spread = 0.05%
AMOUNT=100.0    # multiple of base amount = 10.0 * 100 units of base asset

# fifth level
[[LEVELS]]
SPREAD=0.00030  # distance from center price = 0.030%, i.e. bid/ask spread = 0.06%
AMOUNT=100.0    # multiple of base amount = 10.0 * 100 units of base asset

# you can have as many levels as you want, just create more entries here