clips
Coin, bias, percent, wall, and control connect by hand. Compile writes the wires. The hunters read them.
BTC …
Hummingbot hunters, wired like a patchfield
One desk drives the bots. You click a clip, then the next clip, and the wire is the strategy. The same desk can sit on more machines and still answer to a single controller.
clips
Coin, bias, percent, wall, and control connect by hand. Compile writes the wires. The hunters read them.
controller
A meta desk lists every joined matrix. It pushes code. It does not copy wallets from one box onto another.
machines
Each new machine installs clean, keeps its own exchange address, and stays on the private control link.
Click, then click
The matrix is a dark grid of clips. A hunter such as Copy, PMM Simple, Surfn, Helliot, Shorty, DMan, or Only Up is a box. Around it sit the small clips: coin, bias, percent, wall, stop, control.
You connect an output, then the clip that should hear it. The line is the decision. There is no form to fill in for that step. On the real desk, Compile is what makes those wires the ones the hunters use. Save, before that, only keeps the drawing.
More machines, one hand on the desk
A new Linux Mint box joins from a USB kit or from a push on the meta desk. The hub sees the matrix come up. Later pushes send code, not keys, not wallets, and not the other machine’s clips.
Each box keeps its own exchange login. That way one machine’s rate limit is not the next machine’s rate limit. Do not copy the join file onto two machines, and do not paste wallets across them.
BTC
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paper equity
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earned this hour
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position
FLAT
Wire BTC to the bot, then ARM. This book is paper.
live print
0.20%
BOTH
one hunter
Last 60 minutes of public BTC prices. The bot is paper: a move of PCT from the mark opens one clip, a loss of that same step closes it, and a gain of two steps takes it. Nothing is sent to an exchange. This is not the live desk.