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Binance Grid Trader

Binance Grid Trader is an open-source Python application that configures grid-strategy trading on Binance Spot and Futures, through a windowed interface or separate market-specific scripts.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when you want to configure a Binance Spot or Futures grid strategy and are prepared to manage the Python setup, exchange API credentials and strategy parameters.

Who it is for

  • Python users who want to configure price-grid strategies for Binance Spot or Futures.
  • Traders prepared to supply Binance API credentials and set strategy bounds, grid count, order quantity and open-order limits.

Documented uses

  • Set up the Python application and its required libraries.
  • Choose Spot or Futures and connect the corresponding Binance API credentials.
  • Define a grid using price limits, grid count, order size and open-order limits.
  • Use the windowed application or a market-specific script without the interface.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identifies an MIT license. Its README documents Python 3.7 and dependency installation from requirements.txt.

  • Spot and Futures use different scripts and symbol casing: lowercase symbols for Spot and uppercase for Futures, according to the README.
  • Both market types require API credentials and confirmation of the exchange connection before starting a strategy.
  • Futures configuration distinguishes USDT- or BUSD-settled contracts from coin-settled contracts.
  • Grid settings include upper and lower price limits, grid count, order quantity and maximum open orders; Spot also requires an investment currency.
  • The README says API credentials and configuration are saved in project-directory files.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Set up the Python application

Create the documented Python environment, install project dependencies and open the application.

Before you start

  • Download or clone the project code.
  • Conda and Python 3.7.
  • The project’s requirements.txt file.

Steps

  1. Create an environment with Python 3.7 using conda create -n trader python==3.7.

  2. Activate it with conda activate trader.

  3. Install dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt.

  4. Run python main.py to open the windowed interface; use the project interpreter setting if needed in PyCharm.

Expected outcome

The README describes a windowed application launched with main.py. It also names main_futures_script.py and main_spot_script.py for running without the interface.

Guide limitations

  • The guide covers documented setup and launch instructions, not a verified execution or trading outcome.
  • A Binance API connection and strategy configuration are separate steps required before running a grid strategy.
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