Trading robots rolled out to another exchange
A company that offers automated crypto trading robots has rolled out support for another exchange.
TradeSanta says its infrastructure is now integrated with Kraken – with spot and futures trading available.
It is hoped that this latest collaboration will introduce a new audience to trading bots, and forms a crucial part of TradeSanta’s strategy to integrate as many exchanges as possible.
TradeSanta’s powerful tools can already be used across Binance, HitBTC, Huobi Global, Upbit, OKX, Binance US, Coinbase Pro, FTX and Bybit. Paid subscriptions can unlock access to TradingView Screener signals and Custom TradingView signals.
According to the company, its suite of tools enables everyday consumers to trade crypto like a pro – with algorithmic strategies that unleash faster trades and optimal results.
Given the volatility that is all too regularly seen in the crypto markets, with Bitcoin and Ether witnessing wild swings at a moment’s notice, automation can be crucial to gaining an important advantage – saving precious time compared to manual orders.
Starting
Once a TradeSanta account is opened, the first step to connecting to an exchange involves creating an access point. You can then select your chosen trading platform and fill in an API key and an API secret key – to ensure a secure connection is established. The whole process is simple and the company offers a comprehensive guide on how to start trading on its website.
From here, it’s time to create a bot – and decide which trading strategies to implement. At this point you must also select the desired trading pair.
A plethora of features are on offer, meaning it’s worth spending some time experimenting with the various tools at your disposal. You can add stop loss, trailing stop loss and simple or trailing take profit – and rely on a range of technical indicators including RSI, MACD, Bollinger signals and TradingView signals
TradeSanta also posts regular blogs that help beginners understand how common technical indicators work – crucial tools for measuring price movements and spotting trends. This can help you interpret whether the sentiment for major digital assets is bullish or bearish – and whether key cryptocurrencies are overbought or oversold.
Given the sheer levels of volatility seen in the crypto markets in recent months, such intelligence can be crucial – a beacon in stormy waters.
Continuous improvements
The crypto markets do not sit still – and neither does TradeSanta. The company recently redesigned the onboarding process to make it even easier for new users to start using the bots.
Other major achievements for the company over the past 12 months have included the addition of several major crypto exchanges, a robot marketplace where you can choose the robots you want to copy based on their returns and performance, and the arrival of pre-set and custom TradingView signals. Even better, card payments for subscriptions can now be accepted through a payment provider called Paddle.
Looking ahead, TradeSanta is determined to expand into even more markets – including integration with Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) and new Centralized Exchanges (CEX) – as part of its goal to reach every crypto user… no matter which exchange they User. Advanced robotic analysis is also on the way, providing users with increasingly innovative ways to formulate the right strategies in a fast-paced and unpredictable economic climate. And another important goal includes adding a marketplace of signals.
Bitcoin, Ether and thousands of altcoins are traded 24/7 – and in recent months some of the most important movements have taken place on weekends. Trading bots give crypto traders the ability to take advantage of fluctuations even when they are away from their computer – allowing them to catch up on some much-needed sleep and relaxation.
Constant updates on the project’s development – and more insight into the crypto market – are available on TradeSanta’s Twitter and Discord.
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