Free and open-source self-hosted automated crypto trading bot written in Python with the HODL strategy in mind.
This software is for educational purposes only. Do not risk money which you are afraid to lose. USE THE SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE AUTHORS AND ALL AFFILIATES ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR TRADING RESULTS.
Always start by running a trading bot in papertrade mode and do not engage money before you understand how it works and what profit/loss you should expect.
We strongly recommend you to have coding and Python knowledge. Do not hesitate to read the source code and understand the mechanism of this bot.
This is all voluntary work, so if you want to support my efforts please donate.
BTC: 3NmtbaPxJNTbMtj85WESzaCnkQcgkP4eP6
ETH: 0x65496ff94588e8418bb461ac9b7e96681db1dff3
I've tried many ways to increase the balance of my crypto portfolio without too much risk for quite some time now, i've used numerous trading bots, algorithms and premium signal services... and in the end I was always on the losing side. Eventually I thought of a simple mechanism myself, inspired by HODL (Hold On For Dear Life).
The idea is pretty simple, and you should only be asking yourself one question: Which cryptocurrencies do I believe in for the long term, which cryptocurrencies are or would be in my HODL portfolio anyway, regardless of the market’s state? Those cryptocurrencies are the ones you should be trading with HODLv2.
You should only configure your bot with cryptocurrencies you believe in, because then you don’t mind holding this cryptocurrency in your portfolio if the market turns bearish (for a longer period of time). HODLing trades in loss would be exactly the same as directly adding it to your HODL portfolio and wait for the price to rise again, but then without the possibility to increase its value. Therefore, we do not use stoploss to accept losses, instead we embrace the bear market and wait for the bot to sell in profit when it can.
All exchanges supported by ccxt should be usable, please refer to the ccxt repository for more information.
Exchanges confirmed working by the community:
The (short-term) HODLv2 roadmap can be found in Projects.
Detailed documentation can be found in the wiki.
- Ubuntu / Debian
- MacOS
- Windows (coming soon)
- Docker (coming soon)
A detailed configuration guide can be found in the wiki.
If you are unsuccessful, please refer to the wiki for more in-depth documentation, join telegram and ask your question there or create an issue on GitHub.