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exchange.yaml
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exchange.yaml
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############################################################################################
# Exchange Adapter YAML config.
#
# - All fields are mandatory unless stated otherwise.
# - BX-bot only supports running 1 exchange per bot.
# - Sample config below is using the dry-run/paper trading TryModeExchangeAdapter - it's configured to delegate to the BitstampExchangeAdapter.
# - The indentation levels are significant in YAML: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML
#
# See the README "How do I write my own Exchange Adapter?" section for more details.
############################################################################################
---
exchange:
# A friendly name for the Exchange. Value must be an alphanumeric string. Spaces are allowed.
name: Try-Mode ExchangeAdapter
# For the adapter value, you must specify the fully qualified name of your Exchange Adapter class so the Trading Engine
# can load and execute it. The class must be on the runtime classpath.
adapter: com.gazbert.bxbot.exchanges.TryModeExchangeAdapter
authenticationConfig:
# Add your Exchange trading API credentials here.
# This example is for the TryModeExchangeAdapter delegating to Bitstamp. See https://www.bitstamp.net/api/ - API Authentication.
client-id: your-client-id
key: your-api-key
secret: your-secret-key
networkConfig:
# This value is in SECONDS. It is the timeout value that the exchange adapter will wait on socket connect/socket read
# when communicating with the exchange. Once this threshold has been breached, the exchange adapter will give up and
# throw a Trading API TimeoutException.
#
# The exchange adapter is single threaded: if one request gets blocked, it will block all subsequent requests from
# getting to the exchange. This timeout prevents an indefinite block.
#
# You'll need to experiment with values here.
connectionTimeout: 30
# Optional HTTP status codes that will trigger the adapter to throw a non-fatal ExchangeNetworkException
# if the exchange returns any of the below in an API call response:
nonFatalErrorCodes: [502, 503, 504, 520, 522, 525]
# Optional java.io exception messages that will trigger the adapter to throw a non-fatal ExchangeNetworkException
# if the exchange returns any of the below in an API call response:
nonFatalErrorMessages:
- Connection reset
- Connection refused
- Remote host closed connection during handshake
- Unexpected end of file from server
# Other config for adapter - it's not mandatory.
# It's included here to show example usage with the dry-run/paper trading TryModeExchangeAdapter.
# The config values have been configured for Bitstamp.
otherConfig:
# The counter currency which is being simulated. This must match your chosen market counter currency.
simulatedCounterCurrency: USD
# The starting balance for the simulation. The simulation starts with this amount for counter currency.
simulatedCounterCurrencyStartingBalance: 100
# The base currency which is simulated. This must match your chosen market base currency.
simulatedBaseCurrency: BTC
# The starting balance for the simulation. The simulation starts with this amount for base currency.
simulatedBaseCurrencyStartingBalance: 2
# The exchange sell fee percentage for the simulation.
simulatedSellFee: 0.1
# The exchange buy fee percentage for the simulation.
simulatedBuyFee: 0.1
# The adapter which should be used for public API calls.
# All special config values for this adapter must be given in this otherConfig section as well.
# In this case, the otherConfig is for the Bitstamp exchange.
delegateAdapter: com.gazbert.bxbot.exchanges.BitstampExchangeAdapter