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Originally Posted by kralbey10
@ [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Now I get it, the clientless part is really interesting. Did you make the login/session and Bazaar side yourself or are you using a library for it? Also what do you mainly use it for, just collecting price data or finding good buy/sell opportunities too? And how do you deal with event servers where prices change a lot from the start to the end? Do you mostly look at recent data in that case?
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Currently, I am implementing data ingestion for 3 market categories. All active listings are parsed into the DB, followed by a deduplication process to eliminate identical lots. After the second iteration cycle, the DB tracks state changes to log exactly which item was purchased on NosBazar.Next, the system will calculate market validity, price trends (curves), net margins, and transaction fees. Once the analytics engine is ready, I will deploy an automated trading bot to snipe undervalued listings and essentially generate risk-free profit.Regarding event servers: structurally and technically they are identical, but their market dynamics on NosBazar differ drastically, making predictability quite low. The initial DB schema is incompatible there due to server-specific constraints. Frankly, running this tool on an event server is inefficient; deploying a bot for Miniland or Gillion farming would yield a significantly higher profit
Quote:
Originally Posted by kralbey10
@ [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Now I get it, the clientless part is really interesting. Did you make the login/session and Bazaar side yourself or are you using a library for it? Also what do you mainly use it for, just collecting price data or finding good buy/sell opportunities too? And how do you deal with event servers where prices change a lot from the start to the end? Do you mostly look at recent data in that case?
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Currently, I am implementing data ingestion for 3 market categories. All active listings are parsed into the DB, followed by a deduplication process to eliminate identical lots. After the second iteration cycle, the DB tracks state changes to log exactly which item was purchased on NosBazar.Next, the system will calculate market validity, price trends (curves), net margins, and transaction fees. Once the analytics engine is ready, I will deploy an automated trading bot to snipe undervalued listings and essentially generate risk-free profit.Regarding event servers: structurally and technically they are identical, but their market dynamics on NosBazar differ drastically, making predictability quite low. The initial DB schema is incompatible there due to server-specific constraints. Frankly, running this tool on an event server is inefficient; deploying a bot for Miniland or Gillion farming would yield a significantly higher profit