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Title of article: Mapping an open and closed Binance application for trading analysis
Introduction:
In this article, we present how to map the original order by the same closed order in the futures market with the help of the Binance API. This is a crucial step in analyzing trading activity and identifying any models or abnormalities.
Prerequisites:
- You have basic information about the Binance application subscription and its features.
- You have a Bloomberg terminal or a similar platform set to connect to the Binance program.
Step 1: Get an API -License Information
To use the Binance application connection, you need to obtain an application subscription key and a secret key. Follow these steps:
- Go to [Binance website] ( and create an account.
- Click the “API” in the top and navigation bar.
- Click “Start”.
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- Create a new API key and secret key.
Step 2: Set Bloomberg terminal
- Download the Bloomberg terminal [ (
- Install the Binance API connector for Bloomberg with PIP:
`Bash
PIP Install Binance-API transmission
`
- Connect your Bloomberg account using the following settings:
- API key: Binance API key
- Secret Key: Binance Key
- Host URL: [ (
- Set your account data feed:
+ Options: Select “API” as a data feed type.
+ Endpoint: Select the access point you want to use (eg.
Step 3: Create a Bloomberg headwash
Create a new script using the following code:
`Python
import bin
Set API access information
API_KEY = “Your_API_KEY”
Api_secret = “Your_secret_Key”
Set Bloomberg terminal
Binance_connect = Binance.BinanceConnect (
API_KEY = API_KEY,
Secret = Api_secret,
Host = “
In
Create Bloomberg’s Terminal Input object
Data_feed = binance_connect.datfeeds.marketdatafeed (
Symbol = “BTCUSDT”,
Feed Market Input
Interval = “1M”
data supply (1 minute)
In
Set the function to map open and closed orders
Def Map_open_to_Closed (Data):
mapping = {}
The order of data:
If order.status == “open”:
Mapped_ORDER = {
“Symbol”: Order.Symbol,
“Time Stamp”: Order.timestamp,
“Quantity”: Order.quantity,
“Price”: Order.price
}
Elif Order.status == “Closed”:
Mapped_ORDER = {
“Symbol”: Order.Symbol,
“Time Stamp”: Order.timestamp,
“Quantity”: Order.quantity,
“Price”: Order.price
}
recovery mapping
Get a data supply object 5 minutes ago
Data_feed_object = Data_feed.Get_data (
symbol = “btcusdt”,
Interval = “1M”,
Starttime = “2022-01-01T00: 00: 00.000z”,
Endtime = “2022-01-01T01: 00: 00.000z”
In
Mapping open and closed orders
mapping = map_open_to_closed (data_feed_object)
Print the mapping
For the order of mapping:
Print (F “{order [‘symbol’]}: {order [‘Timestamp’]}, quantity: {order [‘quantity’]}, price: {order [‘price’]}”)
`
Step 4: Complete the script and analyze data
- Save the script in a file (eg “map_open_to_closed.py).
- Run a script with Python:
`Bash
python map_open_to_closed.py
`
This prints the mapping of open and closed orders for the specified period.