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Copyright (c) [2018] [Alexander Koby]
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CryptArbitrage finds the best arbitrage opprotunities across various crypto-currency exchanges.
When you open CryptArbitrage, it will first check an external file to see if you have any preferences saved. If not, you may select your exchanges and cryptocurrencies by selecting the buttons on your home screen. After your selection, these preferences will be saved in an external file on your device. Now, you can click the View Arbitrage Opportunities button, which will start the data retrieval process. If the external server is running, it will retrieve data from it, else it will make API requests to the exchanges themselves. Afterwards, it will do some analytics from the ArbitrageFinder class, before going to the ViewCryptoOpportunities class, where the data is displayed.
Note the APIs it uses are always being changed, and I will try to make modifications as soon as it comes to my attention.