SUPERALGOS GOVERNANCE
BigGremlin’s Proof of Value, April 2023
Updates and additions to TradeAnalysis, the Reporting Program which helps you track your Trading Profits.
Since my last report, I have made some significant improvements to the TradeAnalysis reporting program. With the return of fees on Binance’s BTC/USDT pair on March 22nd, I quickly made sure that fee information was included in the program. In addition to this, I made several bug fixes and other tweaks.
During my work on TradeAnalysis, I discovered that Binance’s API no longer accepts the spot type parameter in its fetchOrders call (well at least in its current configuration). To accommodate this change, I added a fix to TradeFetcher.
Fees still need to be added to TradeFetcher to create a complete solution when used with TradeAnalysis. But if you don’t care about that, TradeAnalysis and TradeFetcher still make a powerful team for basic trade tracking.
In addition to my work on TradeAnalysis, I have been exploring Crypto Trading Journals to find tools that provide detailed analysis on our strategies. Unfortunately, I have not found a suitable tool yet. Most of the current offerings have very strict rules on the data, which require all sell orders to have matching buy orders in order to define a trade. This is difficult to achieve since interruptions are a part of life, and manual sells will corrupt our data for these journals.
Some of the journals that I tested include Accointing, TradesViz, Coin Market Manager, Trader Make Money, TraderSync, TradingView, and Koinly.
As always, you can find the reporting program at Superalgos/Reports/RnD/TradeAnalysis. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
Thank you for reading, and have a great month ahead!
Enjoy! 😊
