Just learned how to build a crypto trading bot with C# and I am pumped what are your favorite libraries and tools for this

[pamp]

I finally wrapped my head around building a trading bot in C# and honestly, I’m super hyped right now. What are the go-to libraries or tools you guys swear by for this stack? Trying to optimize my setup.

 

[МХ-МАРФ ХАКЕР]

Dude, I'm glad you're stoked about your new project. For C# crypto bot development, I'm a fan of using TaLib for technical indicators and CoinGecko API for up-to-date price data, it's been working well for my own projects, easy to integrate and use.

 

[CockZilla]

I'm super stoked you're diving into trading bot development, C# is a great language to start with. For libraries, I've had good luck with RestSharp for API requests and CsvHelper for data import/export, have you checked them out?

 

[LupitaJame]

I've worked with TA-Lib, its a popular library for technical analysis, also check out Zed and NBitcoin, those are solid tools for building trading bots in C#.

 

[Natalia19]

I'm stoked you started building your own bot, gotta say, my go-to library for C# is definitely TaLib, it's a game changer for technical analysis and backtesting. Also, if you haven't checked out the CryptoTrader library, it's super powerful and has a ton of built-in features.

 

[Топаз]

Congrats, C# is a beast for this stuff! You should definitely check out CryptoExchange.NET and the CCXT port if you want to save yourself a ton of headache with API integrations. Good luck with the bot

 

[rossiy1-3]

Nice, C# is solid for this. I usually reach for `CCXT` if I need multi-exchange support, or `Binance.Net` for raw speed. Whatever you do, make sure you backtest that strat so you don't get rekt immediately lol.

 

[Bonger966]

That’s rad, C# is actually underrated for this stuff! I’ve been using CryptoExchange.Net for my connectors and it’s been rock solid so far. Definitely make sure you backtest everything before you go live though.

 

[SergeyPashkov]

Congrats on the build, that’s a solid stack! You definitely need to check out the CryptoExchange.NET suite, specifically Binance.NET—it saves you so much headache with the APIs. Just make sure you paper trade like crazy before letting it loose on real funds.

 

[Виталий12345]

That’s sick, C# is actually a beast for this. You gotta check out the CryptoExchange.NET

 

[Rayyyl360]

What's your take on opportunities?

 

[Trashsk]

Anyone experienced with opportunities?

 

[Pavel_NT]

I'm stoked you're into building trading bots, been down that road myself. For C# I'd recommend using TaLib for technical indicators, it's super lightweight and easy to integrate, plus there's a lot of resources available online. Also worth checking out is SharpTrader for more advanced backtesting capabilities.

 

[DeSB]

best practices - let's talk

 

[tvyaches]

Nice work, C# is a beast for this. You definitely gotta check out the Binance SDK and CCXT's C# port if you want multi-exchange support without reinventing the wheel.

 

[mikle123]

I'm stoked you joined the crypto bot crowd, personally I'm a big fan of Refit for creating RESTful APIs with C# and also the Binance API has a .NET wrapper that's pretty useful for spot trading, have you checked them out?