Скачать или смотреть Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a TypeScript Crypto Trader

In this video, we'll walk through building a simple cryptocurrency trader using TypeScript. To streamline the development process, we'll leverage RadzionKit, a TypeScript monorepo boilerplate, as our foundation.

We will implement an automated Moving Average Crossover Strategy, where the bot runs every ten minutes and uses a short-term period of twenty and a long-term period of fifty to identify buy or sell signals based on trend changes in the market.

To minimize fees, we'll use Polygon, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, and store the state of our bot in a DynamoDB table. We'll utilize utilities from RadzionKit for essential CRUD operations and ensure type-safe access to environment variables with the getEnvVar utility.

Our system includes Telegram notifications for real-time updates on trades and enhances security by storing sensitive information in AWS Secrets Manager. We'll fetch cryptocurrency prices using the CoinGecko API and execute swaps with the 0x Swap API, leveraging Permit2 for streamlined token approvals.

The bot is deployed as an AWS Lambda function, monitored with Sentry, and provisioned using Terraform with a CloudWatch Event Rule to run every ten minutes. By combining TypeScript, AWS, and powerful APIs, we've built a secure and efficient cryptocurrency trading bot.

Explore the repository linked below to dive deeper and start building your own trading bot!

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/radzionc/crypto

Read the corresponding blog post with code snippets: https://radzion.com/blog/trader