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The problem is that the overheads can be calculated, but you can't see the profit behind them.
First of all, it's not SHA256, it's HMAC SHA512.
I'm already profiting, and not badly, it's just a question of encryption.
After this message, it's too late to encrypt the profits: the racketeers already know about it and will be stopping by soon. And it doesn't take them long to find it: the house on the outskirts without a roof is where sanyooooook encrypts the profits.
After this message, it's too late to encrypt the profits: the racketeers already know about it and will be stopping by soon. And they don't have to look long: the house on the outskirts without a roof is where sanyooooook encrypts the profits.
It's on BTC-e.
Got it. You shouldn't be afraid, by the way. With winapi, by the way, you have to make working code first, then translate it to mql. And to write something in mql that is an independent program... the point?
If you don't want to learn Sharp, you have to learn Python. If you want money, you will have to learn.
Got it. You shouldn't be afraid, by the way. With winapi, by the way, you have to make working code first, then translate it to mql. And to write something in mql that is an independent program... the point?
You don't want to learn Sharp, learn Python. You want dough, you'll have to learn.
shit, look at this:
1. the exchange api, send a post request in json format (json is not difficult)
2. in this query part of the data is hashed, here I have a problem, but it's not a problem. I figured it out (temporarily I have postponed the implementation of the code by a stupid hash of the input data).
3. this thing won't send anything, maybe I'm doing the post wrong?
as soon as you can send a request, you're ready with a set of trading functions
sunflower seeds but it won't return anything to me ((!
the string goes correctly on request but i must be using the wrong POST function
sanyooooook:
3. this infestation doesn't want to send anything, maybe I'm doing the post wrong?
Actually, in both GET and POST requests everything is passed in the form: id=value, i.e. parameter name and value with an equal sign. Plus all the characters that are not Latin letters and numbers are coded with % (character code).
I.e. if we assume that array params stores identifiers of passed parameters, then surely variable s should also be an array of the same size to pass values corresponding to parameters?
I.e. if we assume that the params array stores the identifiers of the parameters to be passed, then surely the s variable must also be an array of the same size to pass the values corresponding to the parameters?
are you asking me?