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This release note introduces Hummingbot’s Order Level Builder, a tool for defining how orders are spread across multiple price levels. It lists linear, arithmetic, geometric, and logarithmic distributions, with configurable parameters such as the starting…
This reference explains how Gateway standardizes decentralized-exchange connectors across blockchain networks. It lists active connectors by chain and supported trading type, including swap routers, traditional automated market makers, and…
This roadmap explains how the Hummingbot Foundation planned to change governance and community incentives in 2023. It proposes regular monthly token-holder polls to set priorities for exchange connectors, strategies, and codebase work, following a year in…
This report summarizes a 48-hour automated trading competition that began with less than 100 USDT per participant. It lists scores, trading volume, profit, and exchanges, and describes eligibility rules and submission issues. The score weighted profit more…
This Hummingbot documentation explains a mode that alternates order placement after fills to keep buying and selling activity balanced. When an order fills, the bot places orders only on the opposite side during the next refresh cycle. If a buy fills, for…
The document explains how a maximum order age setting refreshes an order after a chosen duration, recalculating it from the configured spread and current market movement. The default is 1,800 seconds, and the setting can be shorter than the regular order…
The article introduces market making as posting buy and sell orders that add liquidity to an order book. It explains the bid and ask, the spread between them, and how a market maker may earn revenue when both sides of a quote are filled. A pawnshop analogy…
This roadmap outlines planned Hummingbot and Hummingbot Miner work for the second quarter of 2021. Trading-related plans include a Uniswap V3 connector and a strategy to adjust concentrated liquidity ranges as market prices, volatility, and gas costs change.…
This Hummingbot controller guide describes a crypto futures strategy that watches Binance liquidation data and seeks a short-lived rebound after a large forced unwind. It aggregates liquidations over a configurable interval, checks whether their…
This brief configuration note explains how Hummingbot users can replace an exchange’s default fee assumptions with custom fee rates, such as rates that reflect a VIP discount. The setting is stored in a fee override configuration file located in the…
The article explains liquidity through trading volume, bid-ask spread, slippage, and order book depth. Its example compares two books with similar quoted prices but different depth, showing how a large market order can incur greater price impact and…
The article explains liquidity through price discovery and the bid-ask spread. Wide spreads can make immediate resale costly, discourage trading, and raise costs for users who need a token. It argues that market makers can narrow spreads and support more…
This article explains architectural choices in Hummingbot, a modular framework for cryptocurrency trading bots. It identifies four operational needs: resilience to exchange and network failures, accurate tracking of positions and orders, fast market data,…
These release notes describe Hummingbot version 1.0.0, with changes to exchange connectivity and Avellaneda market making. Binance spot and perpetual connectors were refactored in pure Python, moved away from a third-party Binance library, adopted shared…
The document introduces Condor, an open-source interface for managing trading bots and autonomous agents through natural language, Telegram, or a web dashboard. Its central design principle separates probabilistic reasoning by a large language model from…
These release notes describe trading and infrastructure changes in Hummingbot 2.11. They highlight Condor, a Telegram interface for monitoring bots, viewing portfolio information, placing exchange orders, executing decentralized swaps, and managing…
The guide explains Hyperliquid vaults as pooled trading accounts whose depositors share in the vault’s profits and losses. It describes the HLP vault’s market-making role and outlines how a leader can create a vault, connect Hummingbot to it, and run a…
This strategy monitors the price difference between a spot market and a perpetual derivatives market. When the spread reaches a configured opening threshold, it places a spot order and opens an opposing perpetual position. It then watches the spread and…
This interview-based account traces CoinAlpha’s attempt to use smart contracts to make fund administration more transparent and accessible, then its shift toward Hummingbot, an open-source crypto market-making bot. The fund offered lower investment minimums…
This operational guide explains security changes to the EMQX message broker that connects Hummingbot API deployments with bot instances. The update requires broker credentials, applies a deny-by-default topic access policy, binds the MQTT and dashboard ports…
These release notes describe Hummingbot and Gateway version 2.8.0, with the main change being a Gateway architecture refactor for decentralized exchange trading. Connectors are organized around router, automated market maker, and concentrated liquidity…
The document explains how Hummingbot connectors provide a common interface to exchanges that use central limit order books. The interface covers order placement and cancellation as well as order book data, while exchange-specific code handles differences…
This document explains how a position executor can manage entries and exits in spot and perpetual markets using predefined conditions. The triple barrier method sets a take-profit level, a stop-loss level, and a time limit. Whichever condition is reached…
This document explains two optional price-band settings for a trading bot. A ceiling causes the bot to place only sell orders when the reference mid price rises above the specified level; a floor restricts it to buy orders when the mid price falls below its…