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Any updated plans on adding Kraken with the there more advanced api. Looks like they have streaming market data https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000672023-What-is-an-API-What-does-an-API-do-

np, its not critical as of now

after playing with the dom, when set on AUTO, and you hover over a lower price than the current price, it defaults to a STP order and not a stop limit.

looks like it is working, thanks

1. yes restarted MT multiple times 2. you are correct, I has wrong broker account selected. But when changed to coinbase, still no stop limit, just STP shows on chart and dom

nm about the t-stop and bracket oca I had my chart on the wrong account again but stop limit still is not there.

i tried to update multiple times, it always says "you have the latest version of all files". I opened and closed multiple times and in the DOM I dont see stop limit, i still see STP. On the dom i even right click STP to get a listing of what order types to show and stop limit is not listed. I do see on the chart for chart trading order types stop and stoplimit. I also see T-stop and bracket OCA, I am assuming those are not meant to be used with coinbase?

I am on the latest beta and with coinbase it looks like the stop limit order has been removed. Im using the DOM. I only see STP (stop market). the stop market orders are now invalid and wont work. Can you add back the stop limit order and remove the stop market.

installed beta and I tried the cancel all buys and it worked. Ill try the others in the next few days, dont want to toast my orders. Thanks

ah, you are correct. I would assume that the account drop down on that chart would not let me select an account that does not support that specific ticker. MBT account does not do crypto. In short, never noticed that account dropdown was a thing per ticker chart. Thanks for the help.

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I have a coinebase pro/ gdax and an ally invest for MBT. only 1 coinbase account, no duplicate.

it is #BTC.USD on the DOM and chart

its a submitted order - live. like a limit sell order for X mount of BTC at X price.

I have trades in the DOM on coinbase and on the chart I have enable chart trading enabled. Under trading settings , no matter what options i have checked, I dont see any resting orders appear on the chart.

I am using Coinbase Pro. For the past few updates I have not been able to use the DOM cancel buys, sells or cancel all buttons. In the account view -> transactions I can click on the red X to cancel the transactions, just not from the DOM button at the bottom.

A while back I receive an email saying coinebase is deprecating stop market orders. See here https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-pro-market-structure-update-fbd9d49f43d7 So how does this effect the trading DOM. I have been using stop limit orders, but have not tried a stop market order since then. Is the stop market going to be removed an an order type

How would the UR.PL be calculated then on the positions tab? For me it usually seems to be an incorrect number.

I guess that makes sense but the data to get the calculation seems like it exists in the transactions tab. It does show quantity of BTC bought and the "Limit" shows at what price it was bought at. Maybe a feature would be, If I select some of those entries, maybe somewhere it would be able to tell me an average price of the selected??

I am buying crypto and I can't seem to find what my average entry price is. I am buying BTC with USD. I have multiple filled buy entries at X amount of Satoshi's. I want to know what my average USD entry price is. I cant seem to find any of that info in the positions tab under account view.

Is there a way to force an indicator to a specific time period regardless of charts candle frequency? I would like to be able to see stochastic for whatever my chart frequency is, and force one to stay at the 5 min frequency, but both on the same chart. Maybe a way to clone an indicator from a different chart onto the current chart?

+1 for this feature. Ninja trader's dom could be used for inspiration on features for the bracket. I would use this on crypto.