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 | Thanks to everyone who responded to the previous pieces on risk management. We ended up with nearly 2,000 upvotes and I'm delighted so many of you found it useful. submitted by getmrmarket to Forex [link] [comments] This time we're going to focus on a new area: reacting to and trading around news and fundamental developments. A lot of people get this totally wrong and the main reason is that they trade the news at face value, without considering what the market had already priced in. If you've ever seen what you consider to be "good" or "better than forecast" news come out and yet been confused as the pair did nothing or moved in the opposite direction to expected, read on... We are going to do this in two parts. Part I
IntroductionKnowing how to use and benefit from the economic calendar is key for all traders - not just news traders.In this chapter we are going to take a practical look at how to use the economic calendar. We are also going to look at how to interpret news using second order thinking. The key concept is learning what has already been ‘priced in’ by the market so we can estimate how the market price might react to the new information. Why use an economic calendarThe economic calendar contains all the scheduled economic releases for that day and week. Even if you purely trade based on technical analysis, you still must know what is in store. https://preview.redd.it/20xdiq6gq4k51.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=6cd47186db1039be7df4d7ad6782de36da48f1db Why? Three main reasons. Firstly, releases can help provide direction. They create trends. For example if GBPUSD has been fluctuating aimlessly within a range and suddenly the Bank of England starts raising rates you better believe the British Pound will start to move. Big news events often start long-term trends which you can trade around. Secondly, a lot of the volatility occurs around these events. This is because these events give the market new information. Prior to a big scheduled release like the US Non Farm Payrolls you might find no one wants to take a big position. After it is released the market may move violently and potentially not just in a single direction - often prices may overshoot and come back down. Even without a trend this volatility provides lots of trading opportunities for the day trader. https://preview.redd.it/u17iwbhiq4k51.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=98ea8ed154c9468cb62037668c38e7387f2435af Finally, these releases can change trends. Going into a huge release because of a technical indicator makes little sense. Everything could reverse and stop you out in a moment. You need to be aware of which events are likely to influence the positions you have on so you can decide whether to keep the positions or flatten exposure before the binary event for which you have no edge. Most traders will therefore ‘scan’ the calendar for the week ahead, noting what the big events are and when they will occur. Then you can focus on each day at a time. Reading the economic calendarMost calendars show events cut by trading day. Helpfully they adjust the time of each release to your own timezone. For example we can see that the Bank of Japan Interest Rate decision is happening at 4am local time for this particular London-based trader. https://preview.redd.it/lmx0q9qoq4k51.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c6e9e1533b1ba236e51296de8db3be55dfa78ba1 Note that some events do not happen at a specific time. Think of a Central Banker’s speech for example - this can go on for an hour. It is not like an economic statistic that gets released at a precise time. Clicking the finger emoji will open up additional information on each event. Event importanceHow do you define importance? Well, some events are always unimportant. With the greatest of respect to Italian farmers, nobody cares about mundane releases like Italian farm productivity figures.Other events always seem to be important. That means, markets consistently react to them and prices move. Interest rate decisions are an example of consistently high importance events. So the Medium and High can be thought of as guides to how much each event typically affects markets. They are not perfect guides, however, as different events are more or less important depending on the circumstances. For example, imagine the UK economy was undergoing a consumer-led recovery. The Central Bank has said it would raise interest rates (making GBPUSD move higher) if they feel the consumer is confident. Consumer confidence data would suddenly become an extremely important event. At other times, when the Central Bank has not said it is focused on the consumer, this release might be near irrelevant. Knowing what's priced inNext to each piece of economic data you can normally see three figures. Actual, Forecast, and Previous.
Once you understand that markets move based on the news vs expectations, you will be less confused by price action around events This is a common misunderstanding. Say everyone is expecting ‘great’ economic data and it comes out as ‘good’. Does the price go up? You might think it should. After all, the economic data was good. However, everyone expected it to be great and it was just … good. The great release was ‘priced in’ by the market already. Most likely the price will be disappointed and go down. By priced in we simply mean that the market expected it and already bought or sold. The information was already in the price before the announcement. Incidentally the official forecasts can be pretty stale and might not accurately capture what active traders in the market expect. See the following example. An example of pricing inFor example, let’s say the market is focused on the number of Tesla deliveries. Analysts think it’ll be 100,000 this quarter. But Elon Musk tweets something that hints he’s really, really, really looking forward to the analyst call. Tesla’s price ticks higher after the tweet as traders put on positions, reflecting the sentiment that Tesla is likely to massively beat the 100,000. (This example is not a real one - it just serves to illustrate the concept.) Tesla deliveries are up hugely vs last quarter ... but they are disappointing vs market expectations ... what do you think will happen to the stock? On the day it turns out Tesla hit 101,000. A better than the officially forecasted result - sure - but only marginally. Way below what readers of Musk's twitter account might have thought. Disappointed traders may sell their longs and close out the positions. The stock might go down on ‘good’ results because the market had priced in something even better. (This example is not a real one - it just serves to illustrate the concept.) SurveysIt can be a little hard to know what the market really expects. Often the published forecasts are stale and do not reflect what actual traders and investors are looking for.One of the most effective ways is a simple survey of investors. Something like a Twitter poll like this one from CNBC is freely available and not a bad barometer. CNBC, Bloomberg and other business TV stations often have polls on their Twitter accounts that let you know what others are expecting Interest rates decisionsWe know that interest rates heavily affect currency prices.For major interest rate decisions there’s a great tool on the CME’s website that you can use. See the link for a demo This gives you a % probability of each interest rate level, implied by traded prices in the bond futures market. For example, in the case above the market thinks there’s a 20% chance the Fed will cut rates to 75-100bp. Obviously this is far more accurate than analyst estimates because it uses actual bond prices where market participants are directly taking risk and placing bets. It basically looks at what interest rate traders are willing to lend at just before/after the date of the central bank meeting to imply the odds that the market ascribes to a change on that date. Always try to estimate what the market has priced in. That way you have some context for whether the release really was better or worse than expected. Second order thinkingYou have to know what the market expects to try and guess how it’ll react. This is referred to by Howard Marks of Oaktree as second-level thinking. His explanation is so clear I am going to quote extensively.It really is hard to improve on this clarity of thought: First-level thinking is simplistic and superficial, and just about everyone can do it (a bad sign for anything involving an attempt at superiority). All the first-level thinker needs is an opinion about the future, as in “The outlook for the company is favorable, meaning the stock will go up.” Second-level thinking is deep, complex and convoluted. Howard Marks He explains first-level thinking: The first-level thinker simply looks for the highest quality company, the best product, the fastest earnings growth or the lowest p/e ratio. He’s ignorant of the very existence of a second level at which to think, and of the need to pursue it. Howard Marks The above describes the guy who sees a 101,000 result and buys Tesla stock because - hey, this beat expectations. Marks goes on to describe second-level thinking: The second-level thinker goes through a much more complex process when thinking about buying an asset. Is it good? Do others think it’s as good as I think it is? Is it really as good as I think it is? Is it as good as others think it is? Is it as good as others think others think it is? How will it change? How do others think it will change? How is it priced given: its current condition; how do I think its conditions will change; how others think it will change; and how others think others think it will change? And that’s just the beginning. No, this isn’t easy. Howard Marks In this version of events you are always thinking about the market’s response to Tesla results. What do you think they’ll announce? What has the market priced in? Is Musk reliable? Are the people who bought because of his tweet likely to hold on if he disappoints or exit immediately? If it goes up at which price will they take profit? How big a number is now considered ‘wow’ by the market? As Marks says: not easy. However, you need to start getting into the habit of thinking like this if you want to beat the market. You can make gameplans in advance for various scenarios. Here are some examples from Marks to illustrate the difference between first order and second order thinking. Some further examples Trying to react fast to headlines is impossible in today’s market of ultra fast computers. You will never win on speed. Therefore you have to out-think the average participant. Coming up in part IINow that we have a basic understanding of concepts such as expectations and what the market has priced in, we can look at some interesting trading techniques and tools.Part II
*** Disclaimer:This content is not investment advice and you should not place any reliance on it. The views expressed are the author's own and should not be attributed to any other person, including their employer. |
 | Dragonchain Public Proposal TL;DR:Dragonchain has demonstrated twice Reddit’s entire total daily volume (votes, comments, and posts per Reddit 2019 Year in Review) in a 24-hour demo on an operational network. Every single transaction on Dragonchain is decentralized immediately through 5 levels of Dragon Net, and then secured with combined proof on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and Binance Chain, via Interchain. At the time, in January 2020, the entire cost of the demo was approximately $25K on a single system (transaction fees locked at $0.0001/txn). With current fees (lowest fee $0.0000025/txn), this would cost as little as $625.Watch Joe walk through the entire proposal and answer questions on YouTube. This proposal is also available on the Dragonchain blog. Hello Reddit and Ethereum community!I’m Joe Roets, Founder & CEO of Dragonchain. When the team and I first heard about The Great Reddit Scaling Bake-Off we were intrigued. We believe we have the solutions Reddit seeks for its community points system and we have them at scale.For your consideration, we have submitted our proposal below. The team at Dragonchain and I welcome and look forward to your technical questions, philosophical feedback, and fair criticism, to build a scaling solution for Reddit that will empower its users. Because our architecture is unlike other blockchain platforms out there today, we expect to receive many questions while people try to grasp our project. I will answer all questions here in this thread on Reddit, and I've answered some questions in the stream on YouTube. We have seen good discussions so far in the competition. We hope that Reddit’s scaling solution will emerge from The Great Reddit Scaling Bake-Off and that Reddit will have great success with the implementation. Executive summaryDragonchain is a robust open source hybrid blockchain platform that has proven to withstand the passing of time since our inception in 2014. We have continued to evolve to harness the scalability of private nodes, yet take full advantage of the security of public decentralized networks, like Ethereum. We have a live, operational, and fully functional Interchain network integrating Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and ~700 independent Dragonchain nodes. Every transaction is secured to Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Classic. Transactions are immediately usable on chain, and the first decentralization is seen within 20 seconds on Dragon Net. Security increases further to public networks ETH, BTC, and ETC within 10 minutes to 2 hours. Smart contracts can be written in any executable language, offering full freedom to existing developers. We invite any developer to watch the demo, play with our SDK’s, review open source code, and to help us move forward. Dragonchain specializes in scalable loyalty & rewards solutions and has built a decentralized social network on chain, with very affordable transaction costs. This experience can be combined with the insights Reddit and the Ethereum community have gained in the past couple of months to roll out the solution at a rapid pace.Response and PoCIn The Great Reddit Scaling Bake-Off post, Reddit has asked for a series of demonstrations, requirements, and other considerations. In this section, we will attempt to answer all of these requests.Live DemoA live proof of concept showing hundreds of thousands of transactionsOn Jan 7, 2020, Dragonchain hosted a 24-hour live demonstration during which a quarter of a billion (250 million+) transactions executed fully on an operational network. Every single transaction on Dragonchain is decentralized immediately through 5 levels of Dragon Net, and then secured with combined proof on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and Binance Chain, via Interchain. This means that every single transaction is secured by, and traceable to these networks. An attack on this system would require a simultaneous attack on all of the Interchained networks. 24 hours in 4 minutes (YouTube): 24 hours in 4 minutes The demonstration was of a single business system, and any user is able to scale this further, by running multiple systems simultaneously. Our goals for the event were to demonstrate a consistent capacity greater than that of Visa over an extended time period. Tooling to reproduce our demo is available here: https://github.com/dragonchain/spirit-bomb Source CodeSource code (for on & off-chain components as well tooling used for the PoC). The source code does not have to be shared publicly, but if Reddit decides to use a particular solution it will need to be shared with Reddit at some point. ScalingHow it works & scales Architectural ScalingDragonchain’s architecture attacks the scalability issue from multiple angles. Dragonchain is a hybrid blockchain platform, wherein every transaction is protected on a business node to the requirements of that business or purpose. A business node may be held completely private or may be exposed or replicated to any level of exposure desired.Every node has its own blockchain and is independently scalable. Dragonchain established Context Based Verification as its consensus model. Every transaction is immediately usable on a trust basis, and in time is provable to an increasing level of decentralized consensus. A transaction will have a level of decentralization to independently owned and deployed Dragonchain nodes (~700 nodes) within seconds, and full decentralization to BTC and ETH within minutes or hours. Level 5 nodes (Interchain nodes) function to secure all transactions to public or otherwise external chains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. These nodes scale the system by aggregating multiple blocks into a single Interchain transaction on a cadence. This timing is configurable based upon average fees for each respective chain. For detailed information about Dragonchain’s architecture, and Context Based Verification, please refer to the Dragonchain Architecture Document. Economic ScalingAn interesting feature of Dragonchain’s network consensus is its economics and scarcity model. Since Dragon Net nodes (L2-L4) are independent staking nodes, deployment to cloud platforms would allow any of these nodes to scale to take on a large percentage of the verification work. This is great for scalability, but not good for the economy, because there is no scarcity, and pricing would develop a downward spiral and result in fewer verification nodes. For this reason, Dragonchain uses TIME as scarcity.TIME is calculated as the number of Dragons held, multiplied by the number of days held. TIME influences the user’s access to features within the Dragonchain ecosystem. It takes into account both the Dragon balance and length of time each Dragon is held. TIME is staked by users against every verification node and dictates how much of the transaction fees are awarded to each participating node for every block. TIME also dictates the transaction fee itself for the business node. TIME is staked against a business node to set a deterministic transaction fee level (see transaction fee table below in Cost section). This is very interesting in a discussion about scaling because it guarantees independence for business implementation. No matter how much traffic appears on the entire network, a business is guaranteed to not see an increased transaction fee rate. Scaled DeploymentDragonchain uses Docker and Kubernetes to allow the use of best practices traditional system scaling. Dragonchain offers managed nodes with an easy to use web based console interface. The user may also deploy a Dragonchain node within their own datacenter or favorite cloud platform. Users have deployed Dragonchain nodes on-prem on Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, MS Azure, and other hosting platforms around the world. Any executable code, anything you can write, can be written into a smart contract. This flexibility is what allows us to say that developers with no blockchain experience can use any code language to access the benefits of blockchain. Customers have used NodeJS, Python, Java, and even BASH shell script to write smart contracts on Dragonchain.With Docker containers, we achieve better separation of concerns, faster deployment, higher reliability, and lower response times. We chose Kubernetes for its self-healing features, ability to run multiple services on one server, and its large and thriving development community. It is resilient, scalable, and automated. OpenFaaS allows us to package smart contracts as Docker images for easy deployment. Contract deployment time is now bounded only by the size of the Docker image being deployed but remains fast even for reasonably large images. We also take advantage of Docker’s flexibility and its ability to support any language that can run on x86 architecture. Any image, public or private, can be run as a smart contract using Dragonchain. Flexibility in ScalingDragonchain’s architecture considers interoperability and integration as key features. From inception, we had a goal to increase adoption via integration with real business use cases and traditional systems.We envision the ability for Reddit, in the future, to be able to integrate alternate content storage platforms or other financial services along with the token.
CostCost estimates (on-chain and off-chain) For the purpose of this proposal, we assume that all transactions are on chain (posts, replies, and votes).On the Dragonchain network, transaction costs are deterministic/predictable. By staking TIME on the business node (as described above) Reddit can reduce transaction costs to as low as $0.0000025 per transaction. Dragonchain Fees Table Getting StartedHow to run itBuilding on Dragonchain is simple and requires no blockchain experience. Spin up a business node (L1) in our managed environment (AWS), run it in your own cloud environment, or on-prem in your own datacenter. Clear documentation will walk you through the steps of spinning up your first Dragonchain Level 1 Business node. Getting started is easy...
ArchitectureDragonchain is an open source hybrid platform. Through Dragon Net, each chain combines the power of a public blockchain (like Ethereum) with the privacy of a private blockchain. Dragonchain organizes its network into five separate levels. A Level 1, or business node, is a totally private blockchain only accessible through the use of public/private keypairs. All business logic, including smart contracts, can be executed on this node directly and added to the chain. After creating a block, the Level 1 business node broadcasts a version stripped of sensitive private data to Dragon Net. Three Level 2 Validating nodes validate the transaction based on guidelines determined from the business. A Level 3 Diversity node checks that the level 2 nodes are from a diverse array of locations. A Level 4 Notary node, hosted by a KYC partner, then signs the validation record received from the Level 3 node. The transaction hash is ledgered to the Level 5 public chain to take advantage of the hash power of massive public networks. Dragon Net can be thought of as a “blockchain of blockchains”, where every level is a complete private blockchain. Because an L1 can send to multiple nodes on a single level, proof of existence is distributed among many places in the network. Eventually, proof of existence reaches level 5 and is published on a public network. API DocumentationAPIs (on chain & off) SDK Source
Nobody’s PerfectKnown issues or tradeoffs
Costs and resourcesSummary of cost & resource information for both on-chain & off-chain components used in the PoC, as well as cost & resource estimates for further scaling. If your PoC is not on mainnet, make note of any mainnet caveats (such as congestion issues).Every transaction on the PoC system had a transaction fee of $0.0001 (one-hundredth of a cent USD). At 256MM transactions, the demo cost $25,600. With current operational fees, the same demonstration would cost $640 USD. For the demonstration, to achieve throughput to mimic a worldwide payments network, we modeled several clients in AWS and 4-5 business nodes to handle the traffic. The business nodes were tuned to handle higher throughput by adjusting memory and machine footprint on AWS. This flexibility is valuable to implementing a system such as envisioned by Reddit. Given that Reddit’s daily traffic (posts, replies, and votes) is less than half that of our demo, we would expect that the entire Reddit system could be handled on 2-5 business nodes using right-sized containers on AWS or similar environments. Verification was accomplished on the operational Dragon Net network with over 700 independently owned verification nodes running around the world at no cost to the business other than paid transaction fees. RequirementsScalingThis PoC should scale to the numbers below with minimal costs (both on & off-chain). There should also be a clear path to supporting hundreds of millions of users.During Dragonchain’s 24 hour demo, the above required numbers were reached within the first few minutes. Reddit’s total activity is 9000% more than Ethereum’s total transaction level. Even if you do not include votes, it is still 700% more than Ethereum’s current volume. Dragonchain has demonstrated that it can handle 250 million transactions a day, and it’s architecture allows for multiple systems to work at that level simultaneously. In our PoC, we demonstrate double the full capacity of Reddit, and every transaction was proven all the way to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Reddit Scaling on Ethereum DecentralizationSolutions should not depend on any single third-party provider. We prefer solutions that do not depend on specific entities such as Reddit or another provider, and solutions with no single point of control or failure in off-chain components but recognize there are numerous trade-offs to considerDragonchain’s architecture calls for a hybrid approach. Private business nodes hold the sensitive data while the validation and verification of transactions for the business are decentralized within seconds and secured to public blockchains within 10 minutes to 2 hours. Nodes could potentially be controlled by owners of individual subreddits for more organic decentralization.
Usability Scaling solutions should have a simple end user experience.Users shouldn't have to maintain any extra state/proofs, regularly monitor activity, keep track of extra keys, or sign anything other than their normal transactionsDragonchain and its customers have demonstrated extraordinary usability as a feature in many applications, where users do not need to know that the system is backed by a live blockchain. Lyceum is one of these examples, where the progress of academy courses is being tracked, and successful completion of courses is rewarded with certificates on chain. Our @Save_The_Tweet bot is popular on Twitter. When used with one of the following hashtags - #please, #blockchain, #ThankYou, or #eternalize the tweet is saved through Eternal to multiple blockchains. A proof report is available for future reference. Other examples in use are DEN, our decentralized social media platform, and our console, where users can track their node rewards, view their TIME, and operate a business node. Examples: Transactions complete in a reasonable amount of time (seconds or minutes, not hours or days)All transactions are immediately usable on chain by the system. A transaction begins the path to decentralization at the conclusion of a 5-second block when it gets distributed across 5 separate community run nodes. Full decentralization occurs within 10 minutes to 2 hours depending on which interchain (Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Ethereum Classic) the transaction hits first. Within approximately 2 hours, the combined hash power of all interchained blockchains secures the transaction. Free to use for end users (no gas fees, or fixed/minimal fees that Reddit can pay on their behalf)With transaction pricing as low as $0.0000025 per transaction, it may be considered reasonable for Reddit to cover transaction fees for users. All of Reddit's Transactions on Blockchain (month) Community points can be earned by users and distributed directly to their Reddit account in batch (as per Reddit minting plan), and allow users to withdraw rewards to their Ethereum wallet whenever they wish. Withdrawal fees can be paid by either user or Reddit. This model has been operating inside the Dragonchain system since 2018, and many security and financial compliance features can be optionally added. We feel that this capability greatly enhances user experience because it is seamless to a regular user without cryptocurrency experience, yet flexible to a tech savvy user. With regard to currency or token transactions, these would occur on the Reddit network, verified to BTC and ETH. These transactions would incur the $0.0000025 transaction fee. To estimate this fee we use the monthly active Reddit users statista with a 60% adoption rate and an estimated 10 transactions per month average resulting in an approximate $720 cost across the system. Reddit could feasibly incur all associated internal network charges (mining/minting, transfer, burn) as these are very low and controllable fees. Reddit Internal Token Transaction Fees Reddit Ethereum Token Transaction Fees When we consider further the Ethereum fees that might be incurred, we have a few choices for a solution.
Bonus PointsUsers should be able to view their balances & transactions via a blockchain explorer-style interfaceFrom interfaces for users who have no knowledge of blockchain technology to users who are well versed in blockchain terms such as those present in a typical block explorer, a system powered by Dragonchain has flexibility on how to provide balances and transaction data to users. Transactions can be made viewable in an Eternal Proof Report, which displays raw data along with TIME staking information and traceability all the way to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and every other Interchained network. The report shows fields such as transaction ID, timestamp, block ID, multiple verifications, and Interchain proof. See example here. Node payouts within the Dragonchain console are listed in chronological order and can be further seen in either Dragons or USD. See example here. In our social media platform, Dragon Den, users can see, in real-time, their NRG and MTR balances. See example here. A new influencer app powered by Dragonchain, Raiinmaker, breaks down data into a user friendly interface that shows coin portfolio, redeemed rewards, and social scores per campaign. See example here. Exiting is fast & simpleWithdrawing funds on Dragonchain’s console requires three clicks, however, withdrawal scenarios with more enhanced security features per Reddit’s discretion are obtainable. Interoperability Compatibility with third party apps (wallets/contracts/etc) is necessary.Proven interoperability at scale that surpasses the required specifications. Our entire platform consists of interoperable blockchains connected to each other and traditional systems. APIs are well documented. Third party permissions are possible with a simple smart contract without the end user being aware. No need to learn any specialized proprietary language. Any code base (not subsets) is usable within a Docker container. Interoperable with any blockchain or traditional APIs. We’ve witnessed relatively complex systems built by engineers with no blockchain or cryptocurrency experience. We’ve also demonstrated the creation of smart contracts within minutes built with BASH shell and Node.js. Please see our source code and API documentation. Scaling solutions should be extensible and allow third parties to build on top of it Open source and extensible Documentation should be clear and completeFor full documentation, explore our docs, SDK’s, Github repo’s, architecture documents, original Disney documentation, and other links or resources provided in this proposal.
Third-party permissionless integrations should be possible & straightforward Smart contracts are Docker based, can be written in any language, use full language (not subsets), and can therefore be integrated with any system including traditional system APIs. Simple is better. Learning an uncommon or proprietary language should not be necessary.Advanced knowledge of mathematics, cryptography, or L2 scaling should not be required. Compatibility with common utilities & toolchains is expected. Dragonchain business nodes and smart contracts leverage Docker to allow the use of literally any language or executable code. No proprietary language is necessary. We’ve witnessed relatively complex systems built by engineers with no blockchain or cryptocurrency experience. We’ve also demonstrated the creation of smart contracts within minutes built with BASH shell and Node.js. BonusBonus Points: Show us how it works. Do you have an idea for a cool new use case for Community Points? Build it! TIMECommunity points could be awarded to Reddit users based upon TIME too, whereas the longer someone is part of a subreddit, the more community points someone naturally gained, even if not actively commenting or sharing new posts. A daily login could be required for these community points to be credited. This grants awards to readers too and incentivizes readers to create an account on Reddit if they browse the website often. This concept could also be leveraged to provide some level of reputation based upon duration and consistency of contribution to a community subreddit.Dragon DenDragonchain has already built a social media platform that harnesses community involvement. Dragon Den is a decentralized community built on the Dragonchain blockchain platform. Dragon Den is Dragonchain’s answer to fake news, trolling, and censorship. It incentivizes the creation and evaluation of quality content within communities. It could be described as being a shareholder of a subreddit or Reddit in its entirety. The more your subreddit is thriving, the more rewarding it will be. Den is currently in a public beta and in active development, though the real token economy is not live yet. There are different tokens for various purposes. Two tokens are Lair Ownership Rights (LOR) and Lair Ownership Tokens (LOT). LOT is a non-fungible token for ownership of a specific Lair. LOT will only be created and converted from LOR.Energy (NRG) and Matter (MTR) work jointly. Your MTR determines how much NRG you receive in a 24-hour period. Providing quality content, or evaluating content will earn MTR. Security. Users have full ownership & control of their points.All community points awarded based upon any type of activity or gift, are secured and provable to all Interchain networks (currently BTC, ETH, ETC). Users are free to spend and withdraw their points as they please, depending on the features Reddit wants to bring into production. Balances and transactions cannot be forged, manipulated, or blocked by Reddit or anyone elseUsers can withdraw their balance to their ERC20 wallet, directly through Reddit. Reddit can cover the fees on their behalf, or the user covers this with a portion of their balance. Users should own their points and be able to get on-chain ERC20 tokens without permission from anyone elseThrough our console users can withdraw their ERC20 rewards. This can be achieved on Reddit too. Here is a walkthrough of our console, though this does not show the quick withdrawal functionality, a user can withdraw at any time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNlTMxnfVHw Points should be recoverable to on-chain ERC20 tokens even if all third-parties involved go offlineIf necessary, signed transactions from the Reddit system (e.g. Reddit + Subreddit) can be sent to the Ethereum smart contract for minting. A public, third-party review attesting to the soundness of the design should be availableTo our knowledge, at least two large corporations, including a top 3 accounting firm, have conducted positive reviews. These reviews have never been made public, as Dragonchain did not pay or contract for these studies to be released. Bonus pointsSee above Compatibility with HSMs & hardware walletsFor the purpose of this proposal, all tokenization would be on the Ethereum network using standard token contracts and as such, would be able to leverage all hardware wallet and Ethereum ecosystem services. Other ConsiderationsMinting/distributing tokens is not performed by Reddit directlyThis operation can be automated by smart contract on Ethereum. Subreddits can if desired have a role to play. One off point burning, as well as recurring, non-interactive point burning (for subreddit memberships) should be possible and scalableThis is possible and scalable with interaction between Dragonchain Reddit system and Ethereum token contract(s). Fully open-source solutions are strongly preferredDragonchain is fully open source (see section on Disney release after conclusion). ConclusionWhether it is today, or in the future, we would like to work together to bring secure flexibility to the highest standards. It is our hope to be considered by Ethereum, Reddit, and other integrative solutions so we may further discuss the possibilities of implementation. In our public demonstration, 256 million transactions were handled in our operational network on chain in 24 hours, for the low cost of $25K, which if run today would cost $625. Dragonchain’s interoperable foundation provides the atmosphere necessary to implement a frictionless community points system. Thank you for your consideration of our proposal. We look forward to working with the community to make something great!Disney Releases Blockchain Platform as Open SourceThe team at Disney created the Disney Private Blockchain Platform. The system was a hybrid interoperable blockchain platform for ledgering and smart contract development geared toward solving problems with blockchain adoption and usability. All objective evaluation would consider the team’s output a success. We released a list of use cases that we explored in some capacity at Disney, and our input on blockchain standardization as part of our participation in the W3C Blockchain Community Group.https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-blockchain/2016May/0052.html Open SourceIn 2016, Roets proposed to release the platform as open source to spread the technology outside of Disney, as others within the W3C group were interested in the solutions that had been created inside of Disney.Following a long process, step by step, the team met requirements for release. Among the requirements, the team had to:
The Disney Open Source Committee approved the application known as OSSRELEASE-10, and the code was released on October 2, 2016. Disney decided to not issue a press release. Original OSSRELASE-10 document Dragonchain FoundationThe Dragonchain Foundation was created on January 17, 2017. https://den.social/l/Dragonchain/24130078352e485d96d2125082151cf0/dragonchain-and-disney/ |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| OrderSizeCalc.mq4 | //| Copyright 2020, MetaQuotes Software Corp. | //| https://www.mql5.com | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #property link "https://www.mql5.com" #property version "1.00" #property strict #property indicator_chart_window #property description "Current version only works for accounts using USD. If your home currency is a different currency you need a modification to the code around lines 460-490 where your account currency is factored in." #property description "Move SL line (orange line) by dragging on chart and/or using A/Z keys." #property description "Move entry line (white line) by dragging on chart and/or using D/C keys." #property description "Move TP line (blue line) by dragging on chart and/or using S/X keys." #property description "By default, the indicator uses your MT4 balance as your balance." #property description "If you want to use a different number for account balance," #property description "click the label object and modify the Text property." #define VK_A 0x41 #define VK_B 0x42 #define VK_C 0x43 #define VK_D 0x44 #define VK_E 0x45 #define VK_F 0x46 #define VK_G 0x47 #define VK_H 0x48 #define VK_I 0x49 #define VK_J 0x4A #define VK_K 0x4B #define VK_L 0x4C #define VK_M 0x4D #define VK_N 0x4E #define VK_O 0x4F #define VK_P 0x50 #define VK_Q 0x51 #define VK_R 0x52 #define VK_S 0x53 #define VK_T 0x54 #define VK_U 0x55 #define VK_V 0x56 #define VK_W 0x57 #define VK_X 0x58 #define VK_Y 0x59 #define VK_Z 0x5A #define VK_UP 0x26 #define VK_DOWN 0x28 #define VK_RIGHT 0x27 #define VK_LEFT 0x25 //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int OnInit() { if (ObjectFind(0,"Stop Loss")<0){ ObjectCreate(0,"Stop Loss",OBJ_HLINE,0,Time[1],Close[1]-100*_Point); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_COLOR,clrOrange); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_SELECTED,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_WIDTH,3);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Take Profit")<0){ ObjectCreate(0,"Take Profit",OBJ_HLINE,0,Time[1],Close[1]+100*_Point); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_COLOR,clrAqua); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_SELECTED,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_WIDTH,3);} color entrylinecolor=clrBlack; if (ChartGetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BACKGROUND,0)==clrBlack){entrylinecolor=clrWhite;} if (ObjectFind(0,"Entry")<0){ ObjectCreate(0,"Entry",OBJ_HLINE,0,Time[1],Close[1]); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_COLOR,entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_SELECTED,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_WIDTH,3); } if (ObjectFind(0,"Account Balance")<0){ double balance = AccountBalance(); ObjectCreate(0, "Account Balance", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Account Balance", OBJPROP_TEXT, DoubleToString(balance,2)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Account Balance", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Account Balance", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 10); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 20);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Account Balance 2")<0){ double balance = AccountBalance(); ObjectCreate(0, "Account Balance 2", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Account Balance 2", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Modify this number to change your balance "); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Account Balance 2", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Account Balance 2", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance 2",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance 2",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance 2",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 10); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Account Balance 2",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 150);} if (ObjectGetInteger(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_TYPE,0)==OBJ_HLINE){ ObjectDelete(0,"Percent Risk");} if (ObjectFind(0,"Percent Risk")<0){ ObjectCreate(0, "Percent Risk", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Percent Risk", OBJPROP_TEXT, 1.00); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 40); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 50);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Percent Risk 2")<0){ double balance = AccountBalance(); ObjectCreate(0, "Percent Risk 2", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Percent Risk 2", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Modify this number to change your % risk "); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk 2", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk 2", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 2",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 2",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 2",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 40); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 2",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 120);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Percent Risk 3")<0){ double balance = AccountBalance(); ObjectCreate(0, "Percent Risk 3", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Percent Risk 3", OBJPROP_TEXT, "%"); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk 3", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk 3", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 3",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 3",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 3",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 40); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk 3",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 20);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Calculate")<0){ double balance = AccountBalance(); ObjectCreate(0, "Calculate", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], Close[0]); ObjectSetString(0, "Calculate", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Click to Calculate"); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Calculate", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Calculate", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Calculate",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Calculate",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Calculate",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 160); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Calculate",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10);} return(INIT_SUCCEEDED); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator iteration function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int OnCalculate(const int rates_total, const int prev_calculated, const datetime &time[], const double &open[], const double &high[], const double &low[], const double &close[], const long &tick_volume[], const long &volume[], const int &spread[]) { //--- //--- return value of prev_calculated for next call return(rates_total); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| ChartEvent function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnChartEvent(const int id, const long &lparam, const double &dparam, const string &sparam) { if (id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_DRAG){ color entrylinecolor=clrBlack; if (ChartGetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BACKGROUND,0)==clrBlack){entrylinecolor=clrWhite;} double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice; ObjectMove(0, "Entry", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Entry: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 70); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); newprice=currentlineprice; ObjectMove(0, "Take Profit", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "TP: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 130); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); newprice=currentlineprice; ObjectMove(0, "Stop Loss", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "SL: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 100); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); } if (id==CHARTEVENT_KEYDOWN) { color entrylinecolor = clrBlack; if (ChartGetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BACKGROUND,0)==clrBlack){entrylinecolor=clrWhite;} if (lparam==VK_D) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice+10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Entry", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Entry: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 70); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); double chartfixedmax = ChartGetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX); if (newprice>(chartfixedmax-10)) { ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX,newprice+10*_Point); } ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_C) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice-10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Entry", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "Entry: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Entry Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 70); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Entry Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_A) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice+10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Stop Loss", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss", OBJPROP_COLOR,clrOrange); ObjectCreate(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "SL: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 100); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); double chartfixedmax = ChartGetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX); if (newprice>(chartfixedmax-10)) { ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX,newprice+10*_Point); } ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_Z) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice-10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Stop Loss", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "SL: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Stop Loss Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 100); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Stop Loss Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_S) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice+10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Take Profit", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "TP: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 130); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); double chartfixedmax = ChartGetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX); if (newprice>(chartfixedmax-10)) { ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX,newprice+10*_Point); } ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_X) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_PRICE),_Digits-1); double newprice=currentlineprice-10*_Point; ObjectMove(0, "Take Profit", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "TP: " + DoubleToString(newprice,_Digits-1)); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Take Profit Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 130); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Take Profit Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); ChartRedraw(); } /* if (lparam==VK_F) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_PRICE),2); double newprice=currentlineprice+0.1; ObjectMove(0, "Percent Risk", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "% Risk (F/V): " + DoubleToString(newprice,2)+"%"); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 130); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); double chartfixedmax = ChartGetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX); if (newprice>(chartfixedmax-10)) { ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX,newprice+10*_Point); } ChartRedraw(); } if (lparam==VK_V) { double currentlineprice = NormalizeDouble(ObjectGetDouble(0,"Percent Risk",OBJPROP_PRICE),2); double newprice=currentlineprice-0.1; ObjectMove(0, "Percent Risk", 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk", OBJPROP_SELECTED, true); ObjectCreate(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJ_LABEL, 0, Time[0], newprice); ObjectSetString(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_TEXT, "% Risk (F/V): " + DoubleToString(newprice,2)+"%"); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_COLOR, entrylinecolor); ObjectSetInteger(0, "Percent Risk Price Label", OBJPROP_FONTSIZE, 12); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_CORNER, CORNER_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_ANCHOR, ANCHOR_RIGHT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 130); ObjectSetInteger(0,"Percent Risk Price Label",OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 10); ChartRedraw(); } */ } if (id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK){ if (sparam=="Calculate"){ double entryprice = ObjectGetDouble(0,"Entry",OBJPROP_PRICE,0); double takeprofitprice = ObjectGetDouble(0,"Take Profit",OBJPROP_PRICE,0); double stoplossprice = ObjectGetDouble(0,"Stop Loss",OBJPROP_PRICE,0); double stoplossdistance; double takeprofitdistance; if (stoplossprice>entryprice){takeprofitdistance=entryprice-takeprofitprice; stoplossdistance=stoplossprice-entryprice;} if (stoplossprice  | submitted by creativityclam to Forex [link] [comments] |
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