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MT5 Bridge for Bitmex Bybit and binance
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
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May 12, 2020 at 17:20
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
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lilyxena posted:
Hi @tradeFX4btc, I found this post while trying to google for whether or not it's possible to use myfxbook to record trades from bitmex. But it looks like you're talking about something else, which I'm also interested in using! But do you know if it's possible to use myfxbook to connect to bitmex and do trade analytics?
@lilyxena Not possible. myfxbook only connects to mt4/mt5/ctrader brokerages mostly. However, I came across CoinMarketMan dot come that has analytics. You have to generate some read only api keys and plug them into their site. Unfortunately, its nothing like myfxbook analytic package, but its better than nothing. If you come across any others, please feel free to post the info in this chat since its crypto related.
Be humble
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Sep 04, 2020 at 12:41
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Hi Traders,
I made a trade copier to sync any position opened on mt5 to binance bybit and bitmex. Therefore, we can use our current robots on a mt5 demo account and trade our funds at the crypto exchanges.
I've rebranded the project and made a new github repo github.com/tradingtoolcrypto
I made a trade copier to sync any position opened on mt5 to binance bybit and bitmex. Therefore, we can use our current robots on a mt5 demo account and trade our funds at the crypto exchanges.
I've rebranded the project and made a new github repo github.com/tradingtoolcrypto
Be humble
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Dec 02, 2020 at 18:48
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
I've been working on adding Crypto charts to the MT5 platform. I currently support almost 20 crypto exchanges now. This means we can get real time data and historical data (backtesting) from all these supported exchanges. If you want another exchanged, please tell me.
Binance -
Binance US -
Binance Futures -
Bitmex -
Bitstamp -
BTSE -
Bybit -
CoinBase -
Deribit -
Digitex -
FTX -
Huobi Global -
Kraken -
Kucoin -
Kucoin Futures -
Phemex -
Satang Pro -
ZBG -
Binance -
Binance US -
Binance Futures -
Bitmex -
Bitstamp -
BTSE -
Bybit -
CoinBase -
Deribit -
Digitex -
FTX -
Huobi Global -
Kraken -
Kucoin -
Kucoin Futures -
Phemex -
Satang Pro -
ZBG -
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Member Since Sep 13, 2017
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Feb 03, 2021 at 17:53
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
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jomonarikkat posted:- Market Buy, Sell, Close, cancel all is added
Is it posible to trade like forex from mt5 to crypto exchanges. Like. Buy sell close, and drag move sl tp etc. Am looking something like that. Am not aware more technical side about it.
- SL and TP drag to move ( adjust orders , stop orders or Limit orders) is added.
More Advanced features
- Built in Scaling out ( 4 TP, different % sizes per TP)
- Built in Grid trading to scale in ( limit orders ), and Scale out ( limit orders)
- Build in Breakout Trading ( stop order type)
Also the Crypto Bridge is open source, therefore other developers can build automated robot, their own GUI (trading panel), custom scripts, and more.
The api is unified therefore, you can code a strategy once and trade on all the supported exchanges.
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140 posts
Feb 03, 2021 at 17:56
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Smok posted:How would that work? What are you trying to do?
can i use your bridge with easylanguage from multicharts ?
MetaTrader and Multicharts are two different trading platforms with different syntax . Easy language vs Mql( c++). I haven't used Multicharts in many years but I'm pretty its based on c#. Therefore, nothing would be compatible.
Be humble
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Feb 05, 2021 at 06:06
Member Since Jun 09, 2013
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tradeFX4btc posted:Smok posted:How would that work? What are you trying to do?
can i use your bridge with easylanguage from multicharts ?
MetaTrader and Multicharts are two different trading platforms with different syntax . Easy language vs Mql( c++). I haven't used Multicharts in many years but I'm pretty its based on c#. Therefore, nothing would be compatible.
not agree i already use many external DLL (sharevar.dll, permalink.dll, globalvariables.dll) with both MT5 and Multicharts.
if i found a dll compatible with MT5 i can use it with MC, but i don't know how to make a dll from your open source...
//SharedVar
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', int,'svInit',string;
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', int,'svGetInt',int,string;
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', bool,'svSetValue',int,string,double;
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', bool,'svGetBool',int,string;
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', string,'svGetString',int,string;
external: 'SharedVar-a64.dll', bool,'svSetString',int,string,string;
MC setup to call a dll for exemple.
i don't need datafeed from crypto broker, all i would like is only send orders and manage them.
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Feb 05, 2021 at 10:55
Member Since Sep 13, 2017
140 posts
Smok posted:tradeFX4btc posted:Smok posted:How would that work? What are you trying to do?
can i use your bridge with easylanguage from multicharts ?
MetaTrader and Multicharts are two different trading platforms with different syntax . Easy language vs Mql( c++). I haven't used Multicharts in many years but I'm pretty its based on c#. Therefore, nothing would be compatible.
not agree i already use many external DLL (sharevar.dll, permalink.dll, globalvariables.dll) with both MT5 and Multicharts.
i don't need datafeed from crypto broker, all i would like is only send orders and manage them.
Hi,
All software is compiled mql5 to .EX5 files. No dll files are used.
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Mar 17, 2021 at 21:27
Member Since Jan 06, 2021
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To undertake such a creation, you must have a good understanding of the securities and bond market. You know that they are much better invested and quickly transformed into real money. This is better than trading on gold or Bitcoin. In normal investment practice, the main focus is on the first two factors, since they determine what and when the investor will receive a profit, and whether he will receive it at all. To a lesser extent, for some reason, investors pay little attention to such a factor as liquidity.
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