Haasbot 1.1 Bot Trading Bitcoin Exchanges for Profit

Haasbot 1.1 Bot Trading Bitcoin Exchanges for Profit

The release of Haasbot Bitcoin Trading Bot 1.1 brings a host of new features to the already avant-garde service. Haasbot is a subscription-based service that has offered bot trading Bitcoin and over 500 Altcoins across the major exchanges since May of 2013. Last November, Haasbot v1.0 introduced bot features unseen in the crypto trade community - internal arbitrage and order bots. The latest release is also a metric for Haas' commitment to continuously release new features for their platform. Users have access to beta releases and their feedback on the latest software releases incorporate....


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