A while ago I had 10 $USDC just sitting in my wallet and I was thinking how nice it would be if I could programmatically trade 10 $USDC back-and-forth on market swings to try and earn 1-2% each trade. After all, if I trade 10 $USDC back-and-forth 10 times, earning 2% each trade, that's the same thing as trading 100 $USDC, one time, for a 2% return. See the idea? To add even more incentives, there is no crypto-equivalent of the Pattern Day Trader rule! This means I can trade with impunity on the blockchain without needing to have $25,000 sitting in my account and as long as its profitable after DEX and gas fees, we're all good. So I needed a blockchain with minimal fees, short confirmation times, instant finality, zero downtime, and a solid DEX with an SDK. Naturally, I went with the Algorand blockhain (@AlgoFoundation and @Algorand). I used the @tinymanorg python-SDK, made some modifications so I could add transaction notes to the swap groups, and coded up the logic for executing trades via the @tinymanorg smart contracts using their SDK. I started with 1 $USDC swaps and once I got comfortable started doing 10, 20, 30, and most recently 40 $USDC swaps. Results thus far: First trade: 2025-01-12 22:34:41 Last trade: 2025-07-15 20:54:10 Trading period: 183 days, 22:19:29.348000 Total profit: 103.99918 $USDC Trades closed: 256 Average trade size: 19.72422 $USDC Profit per trade: 0.40625 $USDC Average ROI: 2.1% $USDC Trade Volume: 10,202.8875 $USDC

Jul 16, 2025 · 1:13 AM UTC

Replying to @thecryptomie
Impressive Bro !! How can we get access?
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If I open source it, I'll let you know. Currently no plans to open source or provide as a service (liability nightmare).
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Replying to @thecryptomie
Free money hack?
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When the chart is up-only hahaha still working on the logic for opening short positions with @FolksFinance during downturns. The idea is to take out loan in $ALGO against $USDC collateral, sell the $ALGO, then buy that same amount back later when the price drops, and pocket the difference in $USDC. The key is to not get stuck holding a short position because the accrued interest eats into your profit. As long as you can short for a quick 1-2% profit, that is more than enough to cover fees + interest (which accrues continuously). The other option is to just ignore that scenario entirely and have a minimize loss enforced (e.g. 3%) on each trade. If it dips below 3% of the entry price, cut the losses and free the capital. Also a tricky business given crypto's volatility. Initialize design works really well when chart is trading sideways or upwards. I've got 95 open positions and about 2/3s are spread out between 0.3 and 0.4 when we were rattling our way down from the last run up to 0.6. I didnt bother putting in logic to handle selling for small losses because my brain is so smooth I'm convinced the $ALGO chart will easily revisit 0.6. Will work that later
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Replying to @thecryptomie
I thought everyone was here for the tech like in all tweets 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Replying to @thecryptomie
Post your trading address
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allocator.algo 95 open trades currently I'd say about 2/3s of them are from the bot catching falling knives in the 0.3 to 0.4 range on the way down after the run up to .60 lol when things were rattling around in that range it was awesome because the bot was slinging trades as we bounced back and forth.
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Replying to @thecryptomie
Super interesting! If I have more free time I would love to have a side programming project like this in Algorand.
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It's a fun way to explore the blockchain and leverage it's capabilities. You can also adjust to your risk tolerance by controlling the order size and amount of open orders. Market looks good, so I've upped the order size from 20 $USDC to 40 $USDC and changed the profit target to 5%.
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Replying to @thecryptomie
How can I join or replicate?
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Not open publicly and don't think it ever will be tbh A great place to start is the SDK for @tinymanorg . They have a python SDK that is maintained by the core @tinymanorg team and it's been great so far. The documentation is not as good as it could be, but it's enough lol docs.tinyman.org/v1-integrat…
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Replying to @thecryptomie
Hi I had the same idea. Can you give a follow? I would like to send a DM
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Replying to @thecryptomie
Very interesting
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