A trading bot built in Elixir. Based on frathon/hedgehog.

Run mix deps.get to install the project dependencies.

If you see the following error: (CaseClauseError) no case clause matching ... then it could mean that you are possibly using an outdated library. Try removing the _build directory, reinstalling dependencies, recompiling the app and then trying again:

rm -rf _build
mix deps.get
iex -S mix
# now run the app again!

First add your Binance API keys to the app config file.

Also, in the same config file, set binance_client: Binance (so that it uses the live client for trading and not the mock). If you want to use mock client then keep the config set to binance_client: BinanceMock (so that real trades will not be placed in Binance).

Start the Postgress database running via Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

If you have not done so already, seed the database with the default config for all the symbols:

cd apps/naive
mix run priv/seed_settings.exs

You can check directly in the database using (at the password prompt its postgress)

psql -Upostgres -hlocalhost
\c naive
\d settings
select id, symbol, budget, status from settings;

Now, start the interactive Elixir REPL:

cd apps/naive
iex -S mix

If you are using the BinanceMock you can check its running.

Process.whereis(BinanceMock)

Now start the trader and then start streaming trade events for a symbol to the trader like so:

Streamer.start_streaming("NEOUSDT")
Naive.start_trading("NEOUSDT")

You can also start an Elixir observer like so (from within the iex session):

:observer.start()

NOTE If you have added your Binance API keys and you have USDT in your account (and you are using the live Binance app - not the BinanceMock) this process will BUY XRP and SELL the position immediately and then the bot will stop. Its just a test and not ment to make any money at all! :)