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Welcome to the most comprehensive Algorithmic Trading Course for Cryptocurrencies. It´s the first 100% Data-driven Crypto Trading Course!
Learn how some of the most successful Crypto Traders and Investors make Profits.
In this rigorous but yet practical Course, we will leave nothing to chance, hope, vagueness, or pure intuition! And it´s the most detailed course on the Binance API. Other Exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, KuCoin Futures, OKEx, Bybit & co. are supported as well!
So what´s the ultimate goal of this course? Creating powerful and fully automated Crypto Trading Bots for Spot Trading and Futures Trading.
The course is structured in five Parts:
Part 1: Fundamentals of Trading, Binance, and Python for Finance
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Trading vs Investing
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Spot vs. Derivates (Futures) Trading
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What you should know about Cryptocurrencies as an Asset Class
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Trading 101: Market Orders, Limit Orders, Commissions, Spreads, Slippage, Market Depth, and more
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Binance Overview and the Binance API
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Financial Data Analysis with Python and Pandas
Part 2: Automated Crypto Spot Trading
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Long-only Strategies
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Enhanced Buy-and-Hold Strategies
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Backtesting, Optimization, and Forward Testing of Trading Strategies
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Implementing and automating Trades
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Creating fully automated Trading Bots in the Cloud (AWS)
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Real Trading and Paper Trading
Part 3: Automated Crypto Futures Trading
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Futures and perpetual Futures
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Long-Short Futures Trading Strategies
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Margin Trading (Leverage)
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Real Trading and Paper Trading with the Binance Futures API
Part 4: API Trading with other Exchanges
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Getting programmatic access with the CCXT Library
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Trading with CCXT and Binance
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Trading with CCXT and FTX
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more examples to come…
Part 5 (Appendix): A Python Crash Course (optional)
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Everything you need to know about Python Coding for this Course – no more, no less
What else should you know about me and the course?
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The course shows how to do things right. But equally important, it highlights the most commonly made mistakes in (Crypto) Trading. There is hardly any other business where beginners make so many mistakes. Why is that? A lack of skills, expertise, and experience. And: Overconfidence and overreliance on intuition. As a finance professional with an extensive academic background (MSc in Finance, CFA) my clear message is: For Trading and Investing, intuition and common sense are not your best friends. Very often, the most intuitive solution is not the correct solution!
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This course is “not only” a crypto trading course but also an in-depth Python Course that goes beyond what you can typically see in other courses. Create Software with Python and run it in real-time on a virtual Server (AWS)!
What are you waiting for? Join now!
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you in the Course!
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9Investing vs. (Algorithmic) Trading
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10Asset Classes, Money and (Crypto-) Currencies
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11What is a Stable Coin?
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12Why Trading Cryptocurrencies?
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13Why using Binance?
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14Alternative Exchanges (Bybit, Kraken, etc.)
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15Spot Trading vs. Derivatives (Futures) Trading (Part 1)
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16Spot Trading vs. Derivatives (Futures) Trading (Part 2)
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17[Article] Algorithmic Trading 101 and how to start
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18Binance.com and Binance.US at a first glance
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19How to get a 10% Discount on Trading Commissions
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20Registration and Identity Verification
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21How to instantly buy your first Cryptos
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22Deposits and Withdrawals (Part 1)
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23Deposits and Withdrawals (Part 2)
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24The first Spot Trade (buy Bitcoin)
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25Trade Analysis and Trading Fees/Commissions
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26Another Spot Trade (sell Bitcoin)
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27Limit Orders vs. Market Orders
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28Take-Profit Orders
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29Stop-Loss Orders
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30The Order Book
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31Bid-Ask-Spread and Slippage
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32Total Costs of a Trade (visible vs. hidden Costs)
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33Liquidity and Market Depth
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34Introduction to Charting and Technical Indicators
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40Introduction
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41Test your debugging skills!
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42Major reasons for Coding Errors
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43The most commonly made Errors at a glance
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44Omitting cells, changing the sequence and more
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45IndexErrors
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46Indentation Errors
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47Misuse of function names and keywords
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48TypeErrors and ValueErrors
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49Getting help on StackOverflow.com
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50How to traceback more complex Errors
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51Problems with the Python Installation
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52External Factors and Issues
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53Errors related to the course content (Transcription Errors)
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54Summary and Debugging Flow-Chart
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55How to maximize your learning experience
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56Overview
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57***Important Notice (August 2023 Update)***
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58Getting the API Key & other Preparations
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59Commands to install required packages
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60How to install the Binance API Wrapper
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61Connecting to the API/Server
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62Troubleshooting
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63Important notice for Binance.US users (Part 1)
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64Retrieving general account/system Info (Part 1)
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65Retrieving general account/system Info (Part 2)
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66Getting (current) Market Data
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67How to load Historical Price & Volume Data (Part 1)
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68How to load Historical Price & Volume Data (Part 2)
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69Excursus: Loading Historical Data (csv) from the Website
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70Streaming real-time Market Data (Part 1)
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71Running a Python Script
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72Important notice for Binance.US users (Part 2)
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73Streaming real-time Market Data (Part 2)
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74Streaming and collecting real-time Candles
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75Placing a Test Order
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76The Binance Spot Test Network
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77***Important Notice (August 2023 Update)***
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78Creating a Connection to the Spot Testnet
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79Spot Testnet API - Overview
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80Placing a Market Buy Order
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81Placing a Market Sell Order
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82Placing Limit Orders
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83Reporting: Getting all (historical) Orders and Trades
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84How to create & run a first (simple) Trading Bot
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85Homework: Running the Trading Bot in a Python Script