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User Guide
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Contents
1. Register and Login 4
2. Exchanges 5
2.1. Add an exchange 5
3. DPP Platform - Accessing the strategy creator 8
3.1. General DPP Platform 8
3.1.1. Accessing DPP Platform strategy creator 8
3.1.2. Exit DPP Platform 8
3.2. Strategy creation 9
3.2.1. Create a new strategy 9
3.2.2. Strategy Parameters 10 3.2.3. Start strategy 10 3.2.4. Stop strategy 12 3.2.5. Save strategy 13 3.2.6. Delete strategy 14 3.2.7. Open strategy 15 3.3. Strategy templates 16
3.4.1. Add strategy wallets 18
3.4.2. Managing strategy wallets 21
3.5. Strategy assets 22
3.5.1. Total strategy assets 22
3.5.2. Reserved strategy assets 22
3.5.3. Available strategy assets 22
3.6. Nodes 24
3.6.1. Insert node 24
3.6.2. Clone, Remove, or Save Nodes 26
3.6.3. Node Types and Node Parameter 27
3.6.3.1. Decision Node 27
3.6.3.2. Create Order Node 28
3.6.3.3. Candle Stream Node 32
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3.6.3.5. Orderbook Stream Node 33
3.6.3.6. Sentiment Stream Node 34
3.6.3.7. Technical Indicator Stream 34
3.6.3.8. Trade Stream Node 36
3.6.3.9. Historical Data Stream 37
3.6.3.10. Strategy Trades Node 38
3.6.3.11. Open orders Node 38
3.6.3.12. Strategy Assets Node 39
3.6.4. Mathematical and Logical Operations 41
3.7. Orders 42
3.7.1. Order status 42
3.7.2. Order Table 42
3.7.3. Show/hide orders table 42
3.7.4. Export orders 43
3.8. Trades 44
3.8.1. Types of trades 44
3.8.2. Trades table 44
3.8.3. Show/Hide trades table 45
3.9. Strategy logs 45
3.9.1. Types of logs 45
3.9.2. Columns in logs table 45
3.9.3. Show/hide logs table 46
4. Account overview 47 4.1. Profile 47 4.2. My wallet 48 4.3. My exchanges 48 4.4. Active services 48 4.5. Transaction history 48 4.6. Messages 48
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1. Register and Login
Step 1:
Register and Sign in using the Sign in button on the main page of DPP Platform
Step 2:
Enter your credentials (username and password).
Step 3:
The DPP Platform uses two-factor (2FA) authentication as an additional security layer for accessing the platform and ensuring high security standards. Please enter your 6-digit 2FA security code to verify your login.
5 Once you have logged in, you will arrive on the Portfolio page.If you’re a new user, you’ll be prompted to finish the registration process by completing 3 easy steps. After this, your account will be setup to begin trading and using the DPP Platform.
2. Exchanges
2.1. Add an exchange
Step 16 If you did not add an exchange, you will be reminded with a notification.
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Now, you can select ADD EXCHANGE. We are currently supporting Bitstamp, Binance, Hitbtc, Tokens, Kraken, and Forward test Bitstamp, Kraken, Tokens, CEX.io.
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Enter the exchange parameters:
Please note:
- You should never share your DPP Platform credentials with any third party or uncertified website.
- You should never share your API key. Users are responsible for the security of their API keys. - Make sure to enable 2FA on the exchange for withdrawals
- Before logging in, check that the SSL certificate is our corresponding SSL certificate in order to avoid any fishing attempts.
More detail about our security policy can be found in our FAQ. Name - Use this field to input the name of the exchange.
Exchange – From the drop-down menu, select one of the available exchanges. Currently supported exchanges include Bitstamp, Binance, Hitbtc, Kraken, Tokens, and Forward test Bitstamp, Kraken, Tokens, CEX.io.).1
Depending on the exchange you are trying to connect to, the following fields are required to register the exchange:
1NOTE: The following exchanges currently support trades and order executions: Bitstamp, Binance, Hitbtc, Kraken,
and Tokens. Currently DPP Forward Test can be used for paper trading and does not support market buy/sell orders yet.
8 API Key – Exchange API key (private key required to make queries to API)
API Secret Key – Private key used to sign API messages Exchange Secret Key – Private key used to sign API messages Exchange UID – Unique exchange ID
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1. Once the API Secret Key and/or Exchange Secret Key are entered and an exchange is saved, they will not be visible for security reasons.
2. None of these parameters are required for the Forward Test exchange.
3. List of available pairs on Forward test exchanges are: BTC/EUR, BTC/USD, LTC/BTC, XRP/BTC, BCH/BTC, ETH/BTC, BCH/EUR, BCH/USD, ETH/EUR, ETH/USD, LTC/EUR, LTC/USD,
XRP/EUR,XRP/USD,EUR/USD
3. DPP Platform - Accessing the strategy creator
3.1. General DPP Platform
3.1.1. Accessing DPP Platform strategy creator
The DPP Platform’s strategy creator is only available to registered users. If you don’t have a DPP Platform account, you can create one here.
After logging into your account on https://platform.dapowerplay.com/ users can access Platform via the dashboard navigation menu at the top of the screen.
3.1.2. Exit DPP Platform
Select Platform > Exit Platform via the dashboard navigation bar at the top of the screen. After exiting, users will remain logged into the DPP Platform and will be redirected to the Dashboard page (https://platform.dapowerplay.com/platform).
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3.2. Strategy creation
3.2.1. Create a new strategy
Create strategies by selecting Platform > Create new strategy on the navigation bar at the top of the screen. You will then be prompted to enter the required fields for your new strategy (refer to 3.2.2. Strategy Parameters).
If you don’t have any strategies or it’s your first time signing in, you will be asked to add a strategy.
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3.2.2. Strategy Parameters
When creating a strategy, you will first add a title, description, and strategy clock interval.
Title - This is the name of your strategy. It will be used to designate your strategy and will be displayed in areas such as your strategy dashboard and in information logs. Note, you can change the name of your strategy at any time.
Description - Here you can provide a short description of your strategy. This field is optional.
Order action – user can select what will be with his order in strategy during the maintenance. Cancel or Don’t cancel order.
Strategy clock interval - This value determines the time period that the strategy will be executed in. The minimum value is 1000 (in milliseconds) and is set by default.
3.2.3. Start strategy
You can start a strategy from the Main Dashboard, the Navigation Bar, or once you have the strategy open.
11 On the Portfolio page, find your strategy and select START
Using the Navigation Bar, start the strategy by selecting Strategy > Start strategy.
If your strategy is open, start the strategy using the START STRATEGY button located in the side menu.
12 Once the strategy is started, a message will be displayed in the LOGS section.
3.2.4. Stop strategy
You can stop a strategy through the main dashboard or the navigation bar.
On the Main Dashboard, find your strategy and select STOP.
13 If your strategy is open, you can stop the strategy using the STOP STRATEGY button located in the side menu.
Once the strategy is stopped, a message will be displayed in the LOGS section.
3.2.5. Save strategy
To save your strategy, use the navigation bar and select Strategy > Save strategy.
If changes have been to the strategy without saving, you will be prompted with a warning reminding you to save your strategy.
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3.2.6. Delete strategy
To delete a created strategy, use the navigation bar and select Strategy > Delete strategy.
After selecting Delete strategy, you will be prompted with a warning asking if you are sure you want to delete the strategy.
Select CANCEL to keep the strategy or DELETE to complete the process and remove it. NOTE: Deleting a strategy is irreversible! Once a strategy is deleted it cannot be used again!
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3.2.7. Open strategy
You can open a strategy from the Main Dashboard or by using the Navigation Bar.
To open your strategy, use the navigation bar and select Strategy > Open existing strategy
16 Once you have selected a strategy, click the OPEN button.
3.3. Strategy templates
Strategy templates provide an easy and accessible method for trying commonly used algorithmic strategies. There are currently four ready-to-use strategy templates available in including Market Making, EMA Crossover, Smart Order Routing (SOR), and Arbitrage. More strategy templates will be added in future updates.
Users can add any one of the available strategy templates and start trading right away. Once opened any strategy template can be edited.
17 3.3.1. Market Making
This strategy template evaluates bid/ask spreads and selects one of two scenarios based on the value of the spread strategy. If the spread is greater than a certain value (as defined in the strategy), it places limit orders in front of the current bid/ask orders to narrow the spread. If a minimum spread value (defined in the strategy) is reached, the strategy stops narrowing the spread and starts placing limit orders at the current bid/ask value. For both scenarios, the Market Making Strategy will try to make profit from based on the differences between bid/ask prices.
3.3.2. EMA Crossover
Moving average cross is one of the most commonly used signals in technical analysis. The EMA Crossover Strategy executes buys on upwards and sells on downwards cross
between two different exponential moving averages. EMA values can be set by the user. To define the cross, the strategy uses the current EMA value and one previous historical EMA value. If the historical value of the first EMA is lower than historic value of the second EMA and the current value of the first EMA is higher then current value of second EMA, the outcome is an upwards cross. The opposite results in a downwards cross.
Because the moving average cross is a common trend-following strategy, we integrated a Bitcoin sentiment condition as an addition input for the Order Decision Node. For
example, the Sentiment Node can overrule upwards cross signals and the strategy will not execute a buy if Bitcoin sentiment isn't positive.
18 3.3.3. Smart Order Routing (SOR)
The goal of smart order routing is to find the best prices for executing trades and taking advantage of the opportunities across a range of exchanges. The SOR Strategy monitors order books from three different exchanges and uses RSI (Relative Strength Signal) as a trade signal. This strategy is designed to identify the best price between three exchanges and execute buy/sell orders. Any number of exchanges can be used with the SOR Strategy, adding a new exchange is just a click away.
3.3.4. Arbitrage
This strategy makes simultaneous buy and sell orders for a specified digital asset pairs. Its goal is to profit from price differences between two chosen exchanges (Market
microstructure data will be added in to Nodes in a future DPP Platform update). The Arbitrage Strategy continuously evaluates bid/ask differences between two exchanges and when an opportunity arises (price difference is greater than the value defined in the strategy), it automatically initiates two simultaneous trades (one buy and one sell) on the two exchanges. This strategy template can be used to explorer market inefficiency between exchanges and buying/selling digital assets at optimal prices.
3.4. Strategy wallets
In strategy wallets user defined amount of assets that strategy managed.
Amount of defined assets may be lower or higher than the actual balance on users exchange account.
3.4.1. Add strategy wallets
Before adding a strategy wallet there are two steps you need to complete: 1. Add an account from any supported exchange by using the Navigation Bar and selecting Account Overview (see description 2.1 Adding Exchanges)
2. Create a strategy (see description 3.2. Creating a Strategy) or open an existing strategy (see description 3.2.7. Open Strategy).
Once those first two steps are complete, click on the MANAGE STRATEGY WALLETS button.
19 Now click the ADD WALLET button.
Define type of wallet from drop down menu - Live wallet
- Forward test wallet
20 Once you have added an exchange it’s time to set the rest of the parameters for your Strategy Wallet.
Add exchange currency – select a currency that you want to use. Selected currencies will be displayed.
21 Max orders allowed – The maximum number of orders that will be allowed from the selected exchange when used in a strategy.
Max orders volume for selected currency – The maximum volume limit for open orders in
When these fields have been filled out, click on the ADD WALLET button to create the strategy wallet. Your wallet will now be displayed in your Strategy Wallets list.
3.4.2. Managing strategy wallets
Users can add and preview multiple strategy wallet. Change strategy wallet detail is not allowed because profit can be calculated (user can remove existing wallet and add new one with different parameters)
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3.5. Strategy assets
3.5.1. Total strategy assets
Total strategy assets are calculated based on all of your added assets from all of your added strategy wallets.
For example: If you add 2 strategy wallets (Bitstamp with 1 BTC, 5 ETH, and $1000 USD and Kraken with 0.5 BTC, 12 ETH, and $250 USD), your total strategy assets will be 1.5 BTC, 17 ETH, and $1,250 USD.
3.5.2. Reserved strategy assets
Reserved strategy assets are the total amount of open orders you have in a strategy. For example: If user create order with total amount of 0,5 BTC, 2 ETH and 250 $ total reserved strategy assets are 1 BTC, 15 ETH, and $1000 USD.
3.5.3. Available strategy assets
Available strategy assets are the difference between the total strategy assets and the reserved strategy assets.
For example: Using the examples above, your available strategy assets are 0.5 BTC, 2 ETH and $250 USD.
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Strategy profit represents difference between initial amount allocated for specific strategy and current amount of assets. The profit will be displayed in absolute ($ USD dollars) and in relative (% percentages).
3.5.5. Total USD
The approximate amount of all assets in a strategy. This is displayed in USD. The rate used to calculate the approx. amount in USD is the current rate for selected coin value on the exchange being used in the strategy.
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3.6. Nodes
3.6.1. Insert node
To add a node, use the Navigation Bar and select Nodes > Insert nodes. After selecting Insert nodes, a menu will appear displaying all the available nodes types.
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Locate and select the node you want to add. Once selected, the node will appear on the strategy canvas. You can add any number of node types and there is no limit on the total number of nodes that can be added.
Click on the gear icon in the top right corner of any node to open the node’s settings. Here, you can change certain parameters for nodes, such as Name and Decision.
26 INPUTS - Use Input fields for your input captions.
ADD INPUT- Once all input fields have been completed, select the ADD INPUT button if you want to add a new input.
3.6.2. Clone, Remove, or Save Nodes
3.5.2.1. Clone NodeCloning, removing, and saving nodes can be done within Node Settings.
Node parameters can also be set in Node Settings. (see section 3.5.3. Node Types and Node Parameters)
3.5.2.2 Remove Node
Cloning nodes is the fastest way to add the same node to your current strategy. Open the node you want to clone and using Node Settings for that node, select the CLONE NODE button.
Removing a node will delete it. To remove a node, select the REMOVE NODE button using Node Settings.
3.5.2.3 Save Node
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3.6.3. Node Types and Node Parameter
Several types of nodes can be added to a strategy. There are a total of 13 node types. Each node has a different set of parameters that can be defined. All node types and node parameters can be found in sections 3.5.3.1. to 3.5.3.11.
3.6.3.1.
Decision Node
The Decision Node combines numerous inputs into a single output using mathematical operations and/or logical gates.
Decision Node parameters:
Name: Use this field to name the Node. This can also be edited later.
Decision: Mathematical and logical expressions combining inputs into a single output. Inputs: Inputs as decision from other nodes. User can rename it
Outputs: The result of mathematical and logical expression from the decision parameters.
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3.6.3.2.
Create Order Node
The Create Order Node is used as the final node. Using this node’s parameters, users create the final logic that will trigger one of five actions - market buy, market sell, limit buy, limit sell, or cancel all open orders.
Order Decision Node parameters:
Name: Use this field to name the Node. This can also be edited later. Exchange: Select the exchange where you would like to execute trades2
Pair: Select a market pair from the selected exchange that you would like to trade.
Order Decision Node actions:
Order Decision Nodes can trigger one of five actions - market buy, market sell, limit buy, limit sell, or cancel all open orders. Let’s take a closer look at each of these actions.
Market Buy
Market Buy parameters:
- Buy price: Set the price of your market buy order. The price can be manually entered, or it can be set using a formula.
Example: 101% more than the current sell quote.
- Buy volume: Set the volume (amount) of the market order. Volume can be entered manually or set using a formula.
Example: 10% of your assets.
- Buy decision: These are mathematical and logical expressions that will trigger a market buy order.
2 NOTE: The following exchanges currently support trades and order executions for Bitstamp, Kraken, and Tokens.
Currently, Forward Testing can be used for paper trading and does not support market buy/sell orders yet. It’s only available with the BTC/USD pair.
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Market Sell parameters:
- Sell price: Set the price of your market sell order. The price can be manually entered or it can be set using a formula.
Example: 99% more than your current buy quote.
- Sell volume: Set the volume (amount) of the market order. Volume can be entered manually or set using a formula.
Example: 10% of your assets
- Sell decision: These are mathematical and logical expressions that will trigger a market sell order.
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Buy limit parameters:
- Buy limit price: Set the price of your buy limit order. The price can be manually entered or it can be set using a formula.
Example: 99% more than your current buy quote
- Buy limit volume: Set the volume (amount) of the buy limit order. Volume can be entered manually or set using a formula.
Example: 10% of your assets.
- Buy limit decision: These are mathematical and logical expressions that will trigger a buy limit order.
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Sell limit parameters:
- Sell limit: Set the price of your sell limit order. The price can be manually entered or it can be set using a formula.
Example: 101% more than your current sell quote
- Sell limit volume: Set the volume (amount) of the sell limit order. Volume can be entered manually or set using a formula.
Example: 10% of your assets.
- Sell limit decision: These are mathematical and logical expressions that will trigger a sell limit order.
CANCEL ALL
This cancels all of your open orders. Cancel All parameters:
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3.6.3.3.
Candle Stream Node
A Candle Stream node delivers the latest information regarding candle data on a specific exchange, pair, and time period (candle size). This includes open price, close price, high price, low price, and volume.
Candle Stream Node parameters:
- Name: Use this field to name the Node. This can also be edited later. - Exchange: Select the exchange you want to receive candle data from.
- Pair: Select a market pair from the selected exchange that you would like to trade. - Size: Select candle size expressed in minutes.
Outputs:
- Open: Price of the first trade in the candle - Close: Price of the last trade in the candle - High: Highest price of trade in the candle - Low: Lowest price of trade in the candle.
- Volume: Total volume of all trades in the candle.
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3.6.3.4.
Index Stream Node
An Index Node delivers the latest data for a specific index. Indices can be selected from the drop-down menu. These indices represent volume weighted average prices (TWAP) for specific pairs across several exchanges.
3.6.3.5.
Orderbook Stream Node
An Orderbook Stream Node delivers the latest order book data from a selected exchange and pair from that exchange. Outputs provide data from quotes (level 1 order book), ask price, ask volume, bid price, and bid volume.
Orderbook Stream Node parameters:
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Outputs:
- Ask price: the price of the first order on ask side of the order book. - Ask amount: amount of the first order on ask side of the order book. - Bid price: the price of the first order on bid side of the order book. - Bid amount: amount of the first order on bid side of the order book. - Timestamp in seconds: time of the last order book update (in seconds)
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Sentiment Stream Node
The Sentiment Node delivers live sentiment streaming for the selected currency. Each output streams the total number of positive, neutral and negative sentiment gathered over a rolling 24 hours period.
Sentiment Node parameters:
Currency: Select the currency you want to receive sentiment streaming for. Output:
Negative: Total number of sentiment classified as negative news points over last 24 hours. Neutral: Total number of sentiment classified as neutral news points over last 24 hours. Positive: Total number of sentiment classified as positive news points over last 24 hours.
35 A Technical Indicator Node delivers data using a select technical indicator for a specific exchange, pair, and candle size. Certain technical indicators have additional fields that can be customized.
Technical Indicators Stream Node parameters:
- Technical Indicator: Select a technical indicator
- Name: Enter a name for the Node. This can also be edited later. - Exchange: Select the exchange you want to receive data from. - Pair: Select a market pair from the selected exchange.
- Candle Size: Select a candle size (expressed in minutes) that you want to receive the technical indicator data from.
- Optional Parameters: Technical Indicators such as SMA and EMA have optional parameters specific to that technical indicator. SMA & EMA use a time period in minutes (7, 30, 50, 100 and 200).
- History Candle Size (past value periods): The value of an indicator during a specific past period
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chosen candle size
- Some technical indicators have more than one output
- MACD: ({ outMACD:, outMACDSignal:, outMACDHist: })
- BBANDS: ({ outRealUpperBand:, outRealMiddleBand:, outRealLowerBand: }) - STOCH: ({ outSlowK:, outSlowD: })
3.6.3.8.
Trade Stream Node
A Trade Stream Node deliver the latest trade, price, and volume data for a selected market (exchange and pair).
Trade Stream Node parameters:
- Name: Enter a name for the Node. This can also be edited later. - Exchange: Select the exchange you want to receive data from. - Pair: Select a market pair from the selected exchange.
Output:
- Price: Streams the latest price of trades from a specific market.
- Amount: Streams the latest volume for trades of a specific market. This volume expressed in a base currency.
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3.6.3.9.
Historical Data Stream
The History State Node enables a time-delay for streaming select input data. Inputs connected from other nodes will be delayed for entered time interval and streamed as an output. This allows users to time-delay their decisions until a clear trend has been established or compare historical values, signals, and technical indicators with live data.
History State Node parameters:
Name: Enter a name for the Node. This can also be edited later. Minutes: Enter the desired time-delay in minutes
Input:
IN1: Connected input from other nodes Output:
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3.6.3.10. Strategy Trades Node
A Strategy Trades Node streams information for all active trades from a specific exchange and pair. Once you have chosen between a BUY or SELL trade type, you can enter outputs including count, minimum price, maximum price, and total volume.
Strategy Trades Node parameters:
Type: Select between BUY or SELL to indicate if you want to retrieve information for active buy trades or sell trades.
This node has the following outputs: Last trade price
Last trade volume
Last trade timestamp (sec)
3.6.3.11. Open orders Node
A Strategy Orders Node streams information for all active orders from a specific exchange and pair, once you have chosen between a BUY or SELL order type.
Strategy Orders Node parameters:
Select between BUY or SELL to indicate if you want to retrieve information for active buy orders or sell orders.
This node has the following outputs: Last order price
Last order volume
Last order timestamp (sec) Price closest to market
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3.6.3.12. Strategy Assets Node
The Strategy Assets Node streams the initial assets assigned to your strategy. Of those assigned assets, the node identifies and displays how much of your assets are reserved (active orders) and how much is available to be used by your strategy.
Strategy Assets Node parameters:
- Name: Enter a name for the Node. This can also be edited later. - Wallet: Select the wallet assigned to the strategy
- Pair: Select a market pair from the selected wallet.
Strategy Assets Node outputs:
- Base init: A strategy’s starting amount in the base currency - Quote init: A strategy’s starting amount in the quote currency
- Base available: Amount of base currency that is available for creating orders - Quote available: Amount of quote currency that is available for creating orders - Base reserved: Amount of base currency reserved in active orders
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The Timestamp Node defines the elapsed time from the starting point of the strategy. This can be set in milliseconds or in seconds.
Timestamp Node parameters:
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3.6.4. Mathematical and Logical Operations
In some Nodes there are mathematical and logical operations that users can define for specific Nodes.
Logic gate Trader+
entry Syntax Description
AND && IN1 && IN2 If IN1 true, return IN2, else return IN1
OR || IN1 || IN2 If IN1 true, return IN1, else return IN2
Equal == IN1 == IN2 If N1 equals IN2, return true, otherwise false
Not ! ! IN1 Returns false if IN1 is true, or true if IN1 is false
Not equal != IN1 != IN2 If IN1 is not equal to IN2 return true, otherwise return
false
Relation Trader+
entry
Less than < IN1 < IN2 Returns true if IN1 is less than IN2
Greater than > IN1 > IN2 Return true if IN1 is greater than IN2, otherwise return
false Greater or equal
than >= IN1 >= IN2
Return true if IN1 is greater than or equal to IN2, otherwise return false
Less or equal than <= IN1 <= IN2 Return true if IN1 is less than or equal to IN2,
otherwise return false
Operation Trader+
entry
Plus + IN1 + IN2 Add values of IN1 and IN2
Minus - IN1 - IN2 Detract value of IN2 from IN1
Multiplication * IN1 * IN2 Multiply values of IN1 and IN2
Division / IN1 / IN2 Divide value of IN1 by IN2
Brackets
()
(IN1 +
IN2)>=IN3 Use it to break logic, relation, or operation Default boolean
values TRUE 1 If true default value is 1
Default boolean
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3.7. Orders
3.7.1. Order status
Order status can be Open, Closed, or Canceled. Order status is visible in the order table. The status of all orders is connected to its own log in the Logs Table (see 3.8 Strategy logs).
Types of order status:
Open: The order is open and set in the order book. Closed: - The order is finished and closed.
Canceled: The order has been cancelled by the user.
3.7.2. Order Table
Each column in the order table is resizable and sortable (ascending or descending). Order table columns:
Time: If an order is placed on the current day, the time is displayed in HMS format. If the order was placed on any other day, only the date is visible. The time is strictly in UTC. Side: Buy/sell side of the order book
Status: Order status Price: Order price Volume: Order volume
Exchange: The exchange where the order was set
3.7.3. Show/hide orders table
43 using the navigation bar and selecting View > Orders. The table view is shown by default. If an order are marked, it will appear in the strategy view. Unmark the order to hide it.
3.7.4. Export orders
Orders from a strategy can be exported as a .CSV file. You can export a strategy using the navigation bar and selecting Strategy > Export orders in CSV. After the file is downloaded to your computer, you can analyze the data.
Columns in .CSV file:
Order ID: Internal ID of the order Date and time: UTC time and date Side: Buy/sell side in an order book Status: Order status
Price: Order price Volume:Order volume Base: Base side of a pair Quote: Quote side of a pair
Strategy wallet name: Name of your strategy wallet
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3.8. Trades
3.8.1. Types of trades
Trades can be buy or sell trades depending on which side of the order book (buy/sell) the trade was executed from.
3.8.2. Trades table
Each column in the trade table is resizable and sortable (ascending or descending).
Trade table columns:
Date: If an order is placed on the current day, the time is displayed in HMS format. If the order was placed on any other day, only the date is visible. The time is strictly in UTC. Side: Buy/sell side of the order book
Status: Order status Price: Order price Volume: Order volume
DPP fee: Determined by your user type
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3.8.3. Show/Hide trades table
Trade view can be shown or hidden in the strategy view. This action can be performed by using the navigation bar and selecting View > Trades. The table view is shown by default. If a trade is marked, it will appear in the strategy view. Unmark the trade to hide it.
3.9. Strategy logs
The strategy logs table provides detailed information (or logs) for strategy status, orders, and order decision nodes.
3.9.1. Types of logs
Available log types include orders status, exchange response, status of strategy, node of order decision.
Info: Messages for each log type (order status, strategy status, order decision node type, input status, order decision status).
Warning: Message that alerts the user if there are errors with orders.
3.9.2. Columns in logs table
Each column in the table view is resizable and sortable (ascending or descending). Date: If an order is placed on the current day, the time is displayed in HMS format. If the order was placed on any other day, only the date is visible. The time is strictly in UTC. Severity: Type of log
46 The table view can be expanded by clicking the expand icon
You can also view log message types in the expanded view.
3.9.3. Show/hide logs table
Logs view can be shown or hidden in the strategy view. This action can be performed by using the navigation bar and selecting View > Logs. The table view is shown by default. If a log is marked, it will appear in the strategy view. Unmark the log to hide it.
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4. Account overview
In this section, a user can view or edit their profile details, wallet, exchange, active services, transaction records, messages, and create support requests.
4.1. Profile
Referral section
Here you can generate a custom referral link. This link can be shared to gain a bonus fee from other users who register using this unique referral link. All registered DPP platform users have the ability to earn a referral bonus. Referral bonuses and platform fees vary depending on whether you are an ICO investor, early access user, or a standard user.
When a new user registers via the specific referral link, they will receive a bonus each time a trade is made by a DPP Platform user they have referred using the link. This referral bonus
48 amount will be automatically credited to the user’s Platform Wallet. Users are free to share the link anywhere and as many times as they want (e.g on social media platforms and blogs).
4.2. My wallet
Here you can view your wallet and add private wallets. You can also find you private wallet address, platform address, and QR code here.
4.3. My exchanges
You can add exchanges and view exchange information here. (see section 2. Exchanges)
4.4. Active services
Here you can view all your active services on the DPP Platform. Every new user automatically gain access to a FREE subscription for DPP DataStream.
4.5. Transaction history
This is where you can find information about every transaction you have ever completed using your account.
4.6. Messages
All the messages we’ve sent you regarding your account can be found here, including email notifications and private messages.
4.7. Support
If you need assistance with an issue, this is where you can open a request for our support team.
