- He came here, probably without even reading the guide/tips & tricks section and asks for "universal parameter"/"always working parameter", nothing related to your specific example
I have "always working paremeter" setup which will give you profit for all time exchange is working. Without any matter what is going on the market.
It need worked cat, working exchange and at least some trading volume on the market and of course some money for trade.
Single shortage of it - low-profit level which only up to few percent of the portfolio at a month.
So it exists for sure
About universal parameters - I believe if instead of just rejecting his question you give him answers like I wrote in above message - he will agree. Its normal.
But you fall into extremes, with short answer: no examples.
It's a like a coming to shop, viewing price for item but no chance to see or test it and don't have any specs.
As a customer, I absolutely agree with him that before purchase it is normal to get some specific number/details/test period that allow to verify product.
Great feedbacks(that you mention) it's a nothing.
It's a only view of other people.
If you look to sport car, you can get tons of feedbacks that toyota is great, but is absolutely nothing comparing to porsche.
If you know what I mean;)
Correct is "90% of settings are not used BY ME". That could be ok, but any CAT parameter is born from user request.
I can count a lot of different strategies from my customers. I can ensure you that 100% of CAT parameters are used.
You could insert statistics grabber to your application and see that it's a wrong.
I could give you 100% confidence that 90% of boxes inside the application is just for tick that such feature is present.
But it didn't do anything useful about trading and giving more or less profits.
It's a good that you follow user request, but I think you also know that many times users just don't know what they need:)
Now it's a exact same situation - a lot of features change the behavior of application, but it's a nothing to the trading algorithm. It's a like a button "I want pizza" in the
rudder of your car. Someone (lest say 1 person from 1000) could use it once per year, but it still useless thing and naturally should be done by different things.
I could start writing guide about any CAT parameter combination, but results will be
- I will quit coding
- I will write an enormous guide and result will be pm like "I Read your guide but can you explain me that thing......"/"Guide is too big, i just need to know how to......"
You need to have the balance between coding/testing/docs/support.
It's a natural way of any software product, no matter you are alone or team, it's a hobby or full time project.
I think spending some hours to increase the quality of manual will save a lot of more time during support.
Personally, I use not only your product in crypto world. Almost all are hobby projects.
But projects with great documentation even don't require me to ask anything at support. It's a real life fact.
