Right if you’re running more than one of these simultaneously. Only allows start_str or last_id-not both. This is meantįor updating a pre-existing local trade data cache. If last_id is specified, start with the trade after it. Meant to initialise a local cache of trade data. If start_time is specified, start with the first trade after Iterate over aggregate trade data from (start_time or last_id) to testnet ( bool) – Use testnet environment - only available for vanilla options at the momentĪggregate_trade_iter ( symbol, start_str=None, last_id=None ) ¶.requests_params ( dict.) – optional - Dictionary of requests params to use for all calls.AsyncClient ( api_key: Optional = None, api_secret: Optional = None, requests_params: Optional] = None, tld: str = 'com', testnet: bool = False, loop=None ) ¶īases: _init_ ( api_key: Optional = None, api_secret: Optional = None, requests_params: Optional] = None, tld: str = 'com', testnet: bool = False, loop=None ) ¶īinance API Client constructor Parameters: market( symbol) # exchange.Client module ¶ class binance.client. load_markets() # symbol = 'BTC/USDT' market = exchange. 'apiKey': 'YOUR_API_KEY', # 'secret': 'YOUR_SECRET', How can I find the Current Profit and Loss for a working Position? My sense is that I could use "fetch_balance" to track the Current Profit and Loss of all combined trades? If so, is there any way of tracking the individual trade - like mentioned here: įinally, how can one find the Liquidation price (as it would be nice to set up a STOP-MARKET order to keep from being liquidated)? => FINDING CURRENT PROFFIT & LOSS on BINANCE Am I missing something? Do I need to go through the UI on the exchange and set it there? I do not see a way that I can set this using the API. My understanding is pretty much expressed in this video: įor example, say I want to use 10X leverage or 20X leverage.
How can one enter leverage on the Binance exchange using the API? So - it looks as though the FUTURES market has more options than the SPOT market - thankfully - but I am not seeing a way whereby I can enter/adjust the leverage. See fetchBalance() + info in the response. See how much money has been made (and lost) after the order has been filled Leverage is not a property of an order, it's a property of a margin position. See fetchBalance() + info in the response to get your positions. See what kind of leverage is being applied to the Margin order That is done by placing more buy/sell orders with the same position. Yes, with maybe a few little differences.ĬreateOrder() + optional param overrides as explained in the Manual.
#Binance futures code#
Will this same code work when accessing the servers on the Binance FUTURE exchange?
#Binance futures how to#
An example of how to enable Binance futures in Python? #6273 (comment).Binance api inconsistency in combination with defaultType #6376.If you set defaultType to margin – you will trade regular spot markets in margin mode. If you set defaultType to future – you will trade perpetual futures (swaps) in margin mode.