Fixed readme

Author: 0x78f1935

README.MD

@@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ This tool makes use of docker. Once a running container has been established and
 # <a name="table-of-contents"></a>Table of Contents
 1. [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
 2. [Disclaimer](#Disclaimer)
-3. [Why PyNance](#why)
-4. [Requirements & Dependencies](#req)
+3. [Quick Start](#quick-start)
+4. [Why PyNance](#why)
+5. [Requirements & Dependencies](#req)
     * [Production Req and Dep](#req-prod)
         - [Binance Account](#binance-account)
         - [Binance API Credentials](#binance-api)
@@ -29,19 +30,25 @@ This tool makes use of docker. Once a running container has been established and
         - [(win10) PyNance Listener](#install-pynance-listener)
         - [(win10) MySQL](#install-mysql)
         - [PyNance Configuration](#install-configuration)
-5. [Get Started](#get-started)
+6. [Get Started](#get-started)
     - [Binance Account](#binance-account)
     - [Binance API Credentials](#binance-api)
     - [PyNance Configuration](#pynance-config)
     - [PyNance Installation](#pynance-installation)
-6. [PyNance Configuration](#install-configuration)
+7. [PyNance Configuration](#install-configuration)
     * [Localization](#localization)
     * [Database Password](#database-pass)
-7. [PyNance Backups](#pynance-backups)
-8. [Quick Start](#quick-start)
+8. [PyNance Backups](#pynance-backups)
 9. [Frequently Asked Questions](#faq)
 10. [Community](#community)
 
+# <a name="Community"></a>Quick start
+- Make sure you have a [binance account](#binance-account) with [API credentials](#binance-api).
+- Make sure you have [docker installed](#req)
+- Copy and paste your [API credentials](#binance-api) into [/pynance-webinterface/backend/config/production.py](#pynance-config)
+- Open a terminal in the root folder of the project and [deploy the containers](#pynance-installation)
+- profit.
+
 # <a name="why"></a>Why PyNance
 
 Binance is a crypto exchange which allows you to trade crypto currency. I got tired of looking at graphs all day to manage my stop limits so naturally I tried to figure out ways to automate this process. I found a couple of Python libraries which talked to the Binance api. The required dependencies looked a little weird to me so I decided to make my own Binance library. This library only has one dependency: `requests`. After playing around with it I created the very first PyNance bot based on this library. Some friends got interested but didn't knew how to code. I took this as one of my weekend projects which I usually schedule to not get bored and created this complete webinterface around it. The goal of PyNance is to swingtrade crypto currency. Create buy orders when the price is low, and sells when the price is high. This bot is more patient than you do!
@@ -223,13 +230,6 @@ And your done! It's that simple. Open up your favorite browser (recommended: goo
 
 The docker environment is configured so the data in the `MySQL` database is stored on disk and not locked away in docker itself. This should mean that whenever you `git pull` the latest version you should keep your data in the database. The data can be found in `/pynance-webinterface/backend/config/docker/database/backup`.
 
-# <a name="Community"></a>Quick start
-- Make sure you have a [binance account](#binance-account) with [API credentials](#binance-api).
-- Make sure you have [docker installed](#req)
-- Copy and paste your [API credentials](#binance-api) into [/pynance-webinterface/backend/config/production.py](#pynance-config)
-- Open a terminal in the root folder of the project and [deploy the containers](#pynance-installation)
-- profit.
-
 # <a name="faq"></a>Frequently Asked Questions
 
 - I recieve the error: `standard_init_linux.go:190: exec user process caused "no such file or directory"`. What should I do?