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Watchers implemented, it currently looks like this: https://wizb.it/gekko/static/watcher1.gif Note that I will implement a price chart so you can "see" what the market looks like. |
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this PR contains functionality for running gekkos using gekko-UI that will watch a market in realtime (using the budfox realtime market) and are able to run strats against this market.
When using Gekko normally (not using the UI but the commandline), it is quite common to just run one strat over one market. This is very simple using a single pipeline: configure a market and pipe the data into the strat.
However the UI makes it easy to run a lot of these parts in parallel, so a new architecture called "market watching" is necessary.
When you configure the UI to run a strat over a market the UI will actually create two gekko instances. One that simple implements the budfox markets and dumps all market data into the database. And one "leech" gekko that will pull the data out of the database and run the strat over it.
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this is currently still a WIP.