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      visionj last edited by

      I'd like to build a crypto trading bot.
      All it needs to do is Execute Trades with Buy Limit, Sell Limit( for Take Profit) and Sell Limit ( for Stop Loss). and floating stop/loss.
      Can Backtrader do this?

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        ab_trader last edited by

        Yes, bt can do this for sure.

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          Paska Houso last edited by

          Pointers to the sections of the documents that (by quickly looking at the title on the side bar) deal with orders:

          • Orders
          • Order Management and Execution
          • OCO Orders
          • Target Orders
          • Stop Trail(Limit)
          • Bracket Orders

          But the most important part in any case is that the Broker instance connecting to the Cryptocurrency exchange supports the translation from the internals to the expected exchange values.

          The thread you probably want to follow: https://community.backtrader.com/topic/623/anyone-use-backtrader-to-do-live-trading-on-bitcoin-exchange/

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