hummingbot VS ibeam

Oh, market making. So sth like Hummingbot (https://github.com/CoinAlpha/hummingbot) just faster?

See https://github.com/coinalpha/hummingbot/tree/feat/lite_strategy for the branch. We're working on documenting this - here's the WIP version.

WazirX is in progress in our connector roadmap for the next release v0.46.0. Please kindly check this link for our connector roadmap (https://github.com/CoinAlpha/hummingbot/projects/11). Thanks!

FTX perpetual is not supported at the moment but this is in our roadmap for the near future. Here's our exchange roadmap for more details -https://github.com/CoinAlpha/hummingbot/projects/11

Here's a Connectors Roadmap for your reference as well: https://github.com/CoinAlpha/hummingbot/projects/11

I believe the issue that you are having is related to https://github.com/CoinAlpha/hummingbot/issues/3961. I highly recommend posting your logs, configs, screenshots that are related to the described issue in order to help our Dev teams to prioritize and include a fix on a future release. Again, I'd like to apologize for any inconvenience and I hope this gets fixed soon.

SpookySwap isn't currently supported. Supported DEXs are mostly on Ethereum (for example Uniswap v3 is supported, but not on Optimism). (See all supported exchanges and protocols here)

We are working on a V2 version of Gateway, and you can follow our progress in this feature branch and by inspecting gateway-labeled issues in the Hummingbot repository.

All Github Issues, Pull Requests, Discord discussions and suggestions, interviews and direct calls, live streams interactions, feedback emails, surveys answers, and everyone participating in the Hummingbot community plays a significant role in the Client planning and development.

Consider IBeam for authenticating with the IBKR API and maintaining it authenticated. It's Docker image, you just run it parallel to your trading app.

ps. I also have a couple of other open source libraries: for scheduled data flow (Databay) and for algo trading (IBeam).

One thing that isn't entirely clear is that you have to install a Java-based "gateway" on your local network and proxy all API access through that. Their website claims that it's headless, but it really isn't. I asked CS about that once and it seems that "headless" does not mean what we think it means. There are multiple projects that try to bridge the definitions, with varying degrees of success. I use Voyz/ibeam FWIW.

For logging in and keeping the session alive you might want to look into using ibeam. I wrote my own version before coming across ibeam and have been using that successfully. I should note that I have a private fork with a bunch of additional fixes so let me know if you're interested in trying it out and I'll push those.

Not personally tried, but Im running on ARM and while i was looking at using IB i was looking at using https://github.com/Voyz/ibeam as a docker container.

I recently built a library called IBeam that handles the CP Gateway authentication - consider giving it a shot 😊

Bit late to the party, but I thought I'd mention IBeam - it handles the authentication and maintaining the CP Web Gateway running. The `areed1192/interactive-broker-python-api` you linked u/TankorSmash has useful Python handlers for various API endpoints, but in my experience it doesn't handle the CP Web Gateway authentication and maintenance well.

Hey it's Voyz here - thanks u/dlevac for sharing IBeam :)

Thank you Good-Educator 😊 Unfortunately you still need to perform that, although there is some discussion into automating that too using an automated SMS postbox and a server that stores the passcode. Have a look at this issue: https://github.com/Voyz/ibeam/issues/8