Further to the original set of 24 bots I have created a duplicate set with 20 maximum active deals. These are tagged with DateRef 3 and data will be added to these tables once it starts to emerge. Rather than purely assessing profit, the aim here is to see how many QFL signals the bots can make use of on Binance. Click the “Simultaneous Deals” link above for charts.
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The table below is a copy of the single MAD table to keep track of the new set of bots.
The profit calculation here uses the maximum simultaneous deals as an approximation for the total capital of each bot. This will still reflect poorly as a percentage profit as it is most likely that the bots would be run with MAD well below the maximum realised, but it is perhaps more relevant than fixed capital assuming 20 MAD.
I will leave these running as they are for a month or so, but may then restrict the MAD to assess true profitability.
**2021-04-30_0640 - thought the results looked off - I hadn’t updated MAD for this bot from the original set. Now changed but results for this first 9 days will be poor by comparison.
The following table averages the above for each QFL type. This is a copy of the table used for a single deal, but is less relevant for this setup.
QFL Average - 20 MAD
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QFL %
Closed
Total Profit
Profit/day
Capital
% per day
QFL %
Closed
Total Profit
Profit/day
Capital
% per day
3
8994
7261.78
$32.39
$12,008
0.27%
4
8187
6418.44
$28.62
$12,008
0.24%
5
8232
6362.25
$28.37
$12,008
0.23%
6
7778
6007.7
$26.79
$12,008
0.22%
7
7012
5177.53
$23.09
$12,008
0.19%
8
6219
4677.99
$20.86
$12,008
0.17%
46422
35905.69
$160.13
$72,048
0.22%
The following table sorts these bots by “Percentage per Day”. Perhaps useful, but this will penalise the higher QFL bots which would never be run with 20 MAD in reality.
**2021-04-30_0640 - thought the results looked off - I hadn’t updated MAD for this bot from the original set. Now changed but results for this first 9 days will be poor by comparison.