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A bit off topic but I remember buying through LocalBitcoins oh, about three times before I was able to just connect my Wells Fargo account to Coinbase for a buy fee of maybe 1.5% compared to the 5-10% premium through LocalBTC. My last experience trying to buy there failed miserably. I never...

But he did go to the Bahamas to confront Scam Bankman Freid when everything was going down so it's ok, keep clicking on his content.

Recently Canada has caught some grief for having it's whole house of parliament, or most of it, stand up to give an ovation to a 98 y.o. rabid supporter of Ukraine ...only to find out that he once volunteered, as a Ukranian, to fight with a Waffen SS unit during WW2. By that time, probably, the...

What they don't look at is code, to automate the process.

This too is an interpretation of the Jesus phenomenon, along with Luther's interpretation which evolved into the mainstream (most popular) interpretation. They insist Jesus was uniquely extraordinary while this author, your movie producer, wishes us to believe Jesus was ordinary. The movie...

If by cult you mean not-as-popular-as-the-mainstream-interpretation-of-Jesus-teachings, i would suggest that popularity is not the measure of truthiness, since there is a "broad path which leads to destruction", that being the popular path. Conversely, there is a narrow, even narrower path which...

Not sure what you mean since these are not your words. Whose words are they? Oh, the apostate Paul, who began his career as the student of the chief high priest in Jerusalem, extended his career by prosecuting people for trying to follow Jesus, gladly helped murder Stephen, one of the most...

"The first casualty of war is the truth". Who coined the phrase, "The first casualty of War is Truth" ? . | Notes and Queries | guardian.co.uk (theguardian.com) Regardless who coined it ( a U.S. Senator?), it has the ring of truth to it. Take the war in Ukraine, for example. Before any...

Wow i wonder if it isnt a coincidence that Luther came out of Germany, or that Luther had some influence on Germans, who some centuries later, were a little too willing to go along with the prejudices of Hitler...whether there is some correlation there. But yah, and Luther had at least as much...

The following code will, when you open this Excel Workbook, will minimize the main window and put the VBA editor up front. In this case, the editor opens up to a class module called clsCommands, executes a subroutine called "About", and prints the name of the Subroutine i am currently working...

There are people who run their entire computers only through a command line. I learned to appreciate it when toying with a retro computer some years ago, an 8 bit Z80, floppy disks, and a green phosphorus screen. It ran CP/M. Before Microsoft had .batch (.bat) files, Digital Research used...

I've not suggested Python can't handle websockets. I've just implied that by the time you get down to a Python, or a C# implementation of websockets, you may as well migrate all your code over to that language, onto whichever platform supports them best. Thanks for everyone's suggestions, i...

I looked into that. The primo add-in for crypto data is called Cryptosheets. And i tried it out. There is a free version and a subscription version. I had issues with the free version and so was not ready or willing to go subscription. First of all, the free version is cleverly coded that...

Well here is somebody that is doing it: https://www.youtube.com/live/8thDS5EIADo?si=Mc9o8nQWA57ysva3 He's doing some live demos on like, 15 second data or something, to show it has speed. And i believe he is still using mostly formulas for a lot of his calculations, not even VBA. He teamed...

There are YouTube vids on the subject two years old. This one is one year old, which i reviewed a year ago: I'm not trying (anymore) to implement Websockets in VBA. But any REST API is totally doable so i'm not sure why you think it can't be done. I'm aware this is somewhat political...

My review of how Python is implemented in the Excel/VBA editor was a long time ago (it's not THAT new), prior to my review of Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, as well Python, Visual Basic, and C# on that platform. I drew the conclusion that Python, implemented in the VBA editor, was not...

I could not be called a developer. I only resemble that remark! But i can share how freeing it feels to connect your own code to the API of the exchange or broker of your choice. I once bought a robot that traded crypto in about 5 basic ways. You purchased the ability to connect to the API...

Agreed they, and that IDE, and the libraries available from there, are powerful. Probably speed too especially if you consider multithreading. Not to mention much more info about how to implement a trading robot, if not rich libraries that almost represent a full implementation. I was...

I'm very aware of that. I chose not to go that route as well. And that route is still open, even with a finished VBA app since the concepts are similar: REST API, classes, time loop, dictionary's, collections, arrays, loops, read, write, splitting strings, and what have you. Then speed. Python...

I've been developing my own app to execute my own algorithm. Since i was familiar with VBA prior to this, i prototyped a lot of tests and proof-of-concept in VBA. Then came time to pick a platform, and a language, to build the app that actually executes through the various exchanges i want to...