The 'binance-stepper-bot' is a trading automation program for Binance Exchange written in Python.
It is designed to be robust and reliable, so it only utilizes usual SELL and BUY limit orders, each following trade is placed based on the pre-generated array of prices and has only two orders out on the market at the same time.
Program is capable of sending you daily/weekly/monthly reports with the number of completed trades and estimated profit. It also saves each and every order it places on the market, thus creating monthly trading history.
git clone https://github.com/aleksgaisov/binance-stepper-bot
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
List:
python-binance
requests
autobahn
certifi
chardet
cryptography
dateparser
pyOpenSSL
service-identity
Twisted
[*] Read Only [*] Enable Trading [] Enable Withdrawals
Optional: Consider restricting API access to trusted IPs only
This bot can email you reports based on its activity on the market. It uses Gmail as SMTP provider, meaning that you have to have at least one Gmail account in order to unitize it for emailing. Follow the steps to allow it to send you reports.
The program uses config.json file for basic configuration settings. It is divided in two entries: Binance_bot and Email_sender.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| api_key | Binance API key |
| api_secret | Binance API secret key |
| asset | cryptocurrency listed on Binance you want to buy your coin with (ex. BTC) |
| coin | cryptocurrency listed on Binance you want to sell for you asset (ex. BNB) |
| spread | number of step values between your BUY and SELL order (ex. 4) |
| step | distance between prices (ex. 0.00134) |
| conins_per_order | amount of coin for each trade (ex. 7) |
| sender_address | email address to send emails from |
| sedner_pass | password from sender email |
| receiver_adderss | email address to send email to (could be the same as sender address) |
Some unimplemented configuration, like: toggle emailing, using different SMTP provider, frequency of report generation should be done by commenting appropriate source code section. For now.