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Is a Raspberry pi 5 enough to run this strategy? #360

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TomiLikesToCode opened this issue Jan 1, 2024 · 3 comments
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Is a Raspberry pi 5 enough to run this strategy? #360

TomiLikesToCode opened this issue Jan 1, 2024 · 3 comments

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@TomiLikesToCode
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Title says it all, thanks for the replies!

@iterativv
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Well, try with the defaults, 75 pairs. If there are issues you can lower it to 50 or 45. There is one instance of pi 4 with 40 pairs, overclocked and bot loop set to 12 instead of 5 (the default). In theory pi 5 should be a lot more powerful.

@meesvw
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meesvw commented Jan 11, 2024

Short answer yes, but depends on a couple of factors. If you use Kraken as exchange you'll run into the issue that the exchange requires a rate limit. In this case your pi won't be the problem. If you do more than 100 currencies you might start to run into issues. But just test it out, if you notice it lags just change the amount of currencies.

I have a pi4 running with another strategy, with 100 coins with no issues.

@godshades
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if using docker, u can check logs. every 1 minute this will print text like "freqtrade.worker - INFO"
if not ~1 min, u should reduce number of pair

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