This Binance trading bot analyses the changes in price across all coins on Binance and place trades on the most volatile ones. In addition to that, this Binance trading algorithm will also keep track of all the coins bought and sell them according to your specified Stop Loss and Take Profit.
The bot will listen to changes in price accross all coins on Binance. By default, we're only picking USDT pairs. We're excluding Margin (like BTCDOWNUSDT) and Fiat pairs
Information below is an example and is all configurable
- The bot checks if the any coin has gone up by more than 3% in the last 5 minutes
- The bot will buy 100 USDT of the most volatile coins on Binance
- The bot will sell at 6% profit or 3% stop loss
UPDATE: The Binance Volatility Bot is now Available with a UI and all the bells and whistles on Algorithmic Cryptocurrency Trading Platform Aesir
You can follow the Binance volatility bot guide for a step-by-step walkthrough of the bot development.
- If you use the
TEST_MODE: False
in your config, you will be using REAL money. - To ensure you do not do this, ALWAYS check the
TEST_MODE
configuration item in the config.yml file.. - This is a framework for users to modify and adapt to their overall strategy and needs, and in no way a turn-key solution.
- Depending on the current market, the default config might not do much, so you will have to adapt it to your own strategy.
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