1st CryptoTrader

The most considerable disadvantage of using web browsers for trading is that if you need to submit an order quickly, you'll have to keep a separate web page open for sending trading orders for each of the currencies. Given that many exchanges will also display charts for the currencies in question, this can overload the web page. In other words, you'll need a very advanced computer with a lot of operating memory and a powerful CPU. Also, crypto exchanges do not have a uniform trading web interface, so you will constantly need to retrain your mind, which can be taxing.

Our application will help eliminate these problems. Practically every trustworthy exchange that is currently in existence offers API (application programming interface), which is a set of programming commands and tools that allow users to work with exchange servers over the Internet. Despite various implementation differences, this set of commands is a standard one and includes the ability to get quotes, send orders and receive order fills, and perform certain financial tasks that include depositing and withdrawing funds, and reviewing the balances for each currency. While functioning as an ordinary desktop application, 1stCryptoTrader will use API to perform all these operations and provide a uniform graphic interface to the user. The user will be able to use all the exchange connectors that have already been added by us (currently, we have connectors for GDAX, Kraken, Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Bitmex, Binance, Poloniex, Bittrex, Deribit, Okex, Cexio, Huobi, Hitbtc), move funds from one exchange to another with a few clicks of the mouse, create trading robots or buy existing robots from developers through the marketplace by using DHT tokens. It will also be possible to subscribe to trading signal providers (i.e., to choose trading signals that belong to other traders and copy them); DHT tokens will need to be used to pay for those as well.

Additionally, the application will enable the user to work with quotes from different exchanges in real time as well as with historical data. The user will be able to have the data displayed on charts with different time frames; a wide selection of technical indicators will also be available. It'll be possible for the user to use real-time quotes to search for arbitrage situations, which, as a result of the inherent volatility of the cryptocurrency market, are a fairly common phenomenon.