Pull request #14 [Pascal66]

@Pascal66 created pull request #14

UNTESTED --- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!

preliminary LakeBTC (API only)

STILL NO SUPPORT for buy/sell mode:

Same reason the bitfinex support was marked as prerelease (a wrapper and config option needs added so that "reinvest only" mode is configurable instead of hardcoded)

preliminary bitfinex (API only)

NOT working in buy/sell mode:

This exchange doesn't have a cloud mining service (such as cex.io) so the hardcoded "reinvest only" mode needs to be fixed (a wrapper and config option needs added so that "reinvest only" mode is configurable instead of hardcoded)

Also, a couple Fixes:

1. Tracked down a few missing commits which fixed Plivo (SMS) & Mandrill (Mailer) plugins... at least in theory.
2. Since this repo is a fork, any bug-related support should really come to THIS github repo.
   (as such, made a minor update to the package.json to point to this repo)

Config fix

This fixes issue #6 AKA issue #8

A working config.js should've been released in the first place (oops)

"zerolag" EMAs [2014 July 16th]

Patrick G. Mulloy published:

"Smoothing Data With Less Lag"

in the February 1994 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities Magazine,

This write-up explains how the modified moving averages can work well for MACD

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This method uses:

1. Patrick Mulloy's "reduced lag" EMA method to improve MACD signals
2. Custom filtering which attempts to reduce false signals
3. Actually that's all it is (it's got filtering, and not much else added)

[bugfix + zerolag] 2014 July 5th @ 14:50

This bugfix release obsoletes the "zerolag" release from a few hours ago
(the bug has been in gekko for months, and is unrelated to zerolag itself)

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This fixes a NATSY!!! bug which caused historical data not to be used even when it was otherwise VALID

Note:

This new release now includes the "zerolag" method (which works quite well)

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//cut copy paste from commit description//

The problem was the distinction between:

"Last minute of the day"
      compared to
"how many minute are in a day"

These are not the same concept.

Last minute starts 60 seconds before midnight
They are numbered 0 to 1439, total is still 1440

This bug is related to an "off by one" error
I was really glad to see it was so easy to fix :)

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This bug is now fixed as of 2014 July 5th at or or around 14:50 Local NY time

2014 July 2nd (initial cryptsy support)

Pulled most of the changes from https://github.com/dowjames/gekko

Haven't personally TESTED it yet though, so this is just a prerelease for now...

Mostly tagging this prerelease just makes it easier for me (and others) to fetch a copy for testing.

[DEPRECATED!!!] cex.io fee changed to 0.2%, minimum fee exactly 1 satoshi

[ this rounding algorithm is probably good enough ]

reduced margin from the 0.75% "lazy hack"
to now instead use the real / actual 0.2%

The rounding algorithm tries to ensure the last satoshi is never used,
but the safety margin should never be much more than 2-3 satoshi.

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DO NOT USE

THIS RELEASE DOES NOT CURRENTLY HAVE ONE OR MORE CRITICAL BUGFIXES

This new fee code is now standard, and is always included in all new releases

2014 June 25th 15:52 [DEPRECATED!!!]

This tag is based on 8183b26 as of 2014 June 25th (at around 15:52 Local NY time)

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DO NOT USE

THIS RELEASE DOES NOT CURRENTLY HAVE THE CRITICAL BUGFIX:

https://github.com/kuzetsa/gekko/releases/tag/critical.bugfix

pre-fork (old, legacy code)

This older, archived legacy state matches the "askmike" (original author) gekko repository. This is a snapshot of the MIT-licensed code which is the base for this fork.

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Historical value only

There have been many feature updates and bugfixes since this point