Ethereum: Mapping Open and Closed Trade in Binance API

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Name of article: Open and closed binance application mapping for trade analysis

Introduction:

In this article, we present how to map the original order with the help of Binance API the same closed order in the market for a future contract. This is an important step in analysis of trading activity and identifying any models or anomalies.

Prerequisites:

  • You have basic information on Binance application subscriptions and its features.

  • You have a Bloomberg terminal or a similar platform designed to connect to the Binance program.

Step 1: Get API -License Information

You need to obtain a subscription key and a secret key to use the binance application connection. Do these steps:

  • Go to [binance site] ( and create an account.

  • Click “API” in the upper and navigation band.

  • Click “Start”.

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  • Create a new API key and a secret key.

Step 2: Set Bloomberg Terminal

  • Download the Bloomberg terminal [ (

  • Set Bloomberg binance API connector with PIP:

`Bash

PIP to install binance-api transmission

`

  • Add your Bloomberg account using the following settings:

  • API Key: Binance API Key

  • Secret key: Binance Key

  • Host URL: [ (

  • Set the account data flow:

+ Options: Select “API” as a type of data flow.

+ Endpoint: Select the access point you want to use (for example.

Step 3: Create Bloomberg Head Wash

Create a new script using this code:

`Python

Import the garbage bin

Set the API access information

API_KEY = "Your_API_KEY"

Api_secret = "Your_secret_key"

Set Bloomberg Terminal

Binance_connect = binance.binanceCeconnect (

API_KEY = API_KEY,

Secreg = API_SECRET,

Hosts = "

Inside

Create Bloomberg Terminal Input Object

Data_Feed = binance_connect.datfeeds.marketdatafeed (

Symbol = "BTCUSDT",

Feed Market Input

Interval = "1m"

data delivery (1 minute)

Inside

Set the feature to map open and closed orders

Def map_open_to_closed (data):

mapping = {}

Data sequence:

If Order.Status == "Open":

Mapped_order = {

"Symbol": Order.Symbol,

"Time Stamp": Order.Testamp,

"Quantity": Order.quantity,

"Price": order.Price

}

Elif Order.Status == "closed":

Mapped_order = {

"Symbol": Order.Symbol,

"Time Stamp": Order.Testamp,

"Quantity": Order.quantity,

"Price": order.Price

}

recovery mapping

Get the data delivery item 5 minutes ago

Data_Feed_object = Data_Feed.get_data (

symbol = "btcusdt",

Interval = "1m",

Starttime = "2022-01-01T00: 00: 00.000Z",

Endime = "2022-01-01T01: 00: 00.000Z"

Inside

Mapping of open and closed orders

Mapping = MAP_OPEN_TO_CLOSED (DATA_FEED_OBJECT)

Print mapping

Mapping sequence:

Print (F "{Order ['Symbol']}: {order ['Timestamp']}, Quantity: {order ['quantity']}, price: {order ['price']}})

Step 4: Complete the script and analyze the data

  • Save the script in a file (eg map_open_to_closed.py).

  • Run the script with Python:

`Bash

python map_open_to_closed.py

`

It prints open and closed orders for mapping within a specified period.


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