[Informative]Unlocking the Power of XDC Trading with TradingBotX: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide for Your Market-Making Bot

Are you ready to revolutionize your XDC trading game? Look no further than TradingBotX, the all-in-one platform for crafting, deploying, and managing automated trading strategies. With seamless integration with top crypto exchanges like Bitfinex, Bittrex, Bitrue, Gate.io, and KuCoin, TradingBotX stands out among popular software like Hummingbot, Coinrule, Mudrex, and NOBI.

Why Choose TradingBotX? Here's What Sets Us Apart:

• Versatile Market-Making Bot: Our platform boasts a powerful market-making bot, perfect for seasoned traders and beginners. TradingBotX empowers you to execute your trading strategies precisely and excel in the crypto market.

• Updated Exchange Support: We're thrilled to announce expanded exchange support, providing flexibility and options. Our list of supported exchanges now includes Bitrue, KuCoin, Bitfinex, Bittrex, Gate.io, and Huobi.

• Important Update: The previous suspension of Binance and Coinbase exchange support inconvenienced some users. Trading BotX sincerely apologizes for any disruption and profoundly appreciates your ongoing support.

Now, let's dive into a step-by-step guide to get you started with TradingBotX.

Before You Begin,

Ensure you have an Ubuntu server with 8GB RAM, 4 cores, and 100 GB of storage.

Step 1: Clone the Code

Clone the TradingBotX code to your Ubuntu server from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/TradingBotX/market-making-bot.git

Step 2: Configure the Server

Navigate to the server directory:

cd market-making-bot/server/

Copy the example environment file:

cp .env.example .env

Step 3: Update Environment Variables

Edit the .env file to replace "localhost" with your server's IP address:

nano .env

REACT_APP_URL=http://your_server_ip:5000/api/
REACT_APP_WSS=ws://localhost:3002
REACT_APP_NAME=MMBot

Save the file.

Step 4: Build the Code Base

Install Docker Compose on your VPS if not already installed:

sudo apt install docker-compose

Build the TradingBotX market-making bot code base:

docker-compose build

Step 5: Create a tmux Session

Install tmux:

sudo apt install tmux

Create a new tmux session:

tmux new -s bot

Minimize the session using Ctrl+B+D.

Start the TradingBotX code:

docker-compose up

Step 6: Access the React App

Minimize the session and access the React application at http://your_server_ip:3000. Replace "localhost" with your server's IP.

Step 7: Retrieve Login Credentials

Retrieve your login credentials from the VPS server

bash getLogins.sh

Ensure you save them securely. Create multiple backups to avoid any data loss. Congratulations! You've successfully set up your TradingBotX Market-Making bot.

Step 8: After setting up the TradingBotX, log in with your credentials, and after logging in with the credentials, go to manage keys.

Here, you must select the exchange and add the exchange's API Key and API Secret.

Step 9: After adding the exchange, go to Add Liquidity, where you must select Exchange Name, Exchange Pair, Buy Order Amount USD, Sell Order Amount USD and spreadsheet

10k USD worth of each pair is good start and would recommend funding your account accordingly

After entering all the details, click on Place Order. and the bot will place the order according to your inputs

Disclaimer:- Creating and operating a market-making bot can be attractive for those interested in automated trading, but it also comes with risks. Providing a clear and comprehensive disclaimer to potential users or investors is essential to ensure transparency and compliance with legal requirements. Here's a template for a market-making bot disclaimer: