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  • Ethereum: Binance OCO Order -> Minimum_Target | Python-Binance

    I can help you with that. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to create an OCO order for ETHUSDT on Binance using Python:

    Important: Before running the code, please make sure to install the required libraries:

    pip install pybinance

    Code:

    import pybinance

    def oco_order(symbol, bet, take_profit, stop_loss):

    """

    Create an OCO order for ETHUSDT on Binance.

    :param symbol: The symbol of the asset (ETHUSDT)

    :type symbol: str

    :param bet: The bet amount (in ETH)

    :type bet: float

    :param take_profit: The take profit in ETH

    :type take_profit: float

    :param stop_loss: The stop loss in ETH

    :type stop_loss: float

    """

    client = pybinance.client()




    Ethereum: Binance OCO Order -> MIN_NOTIONAL | python-binance

    Set API keys and secret keys (replace with your own)

    client.api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY"

    client.api_secret = "YOUR_API_SECRET"


    Create an order object

    order = client.order_oco_sell(

    symbol=symbol,

    bet=bet,

    type="oc",

    take_profit=take_profit,

    stop_loss=stop_loss,

    limit=False

    No limit on the number of contracts

    )


    Print the OCO order details

    print(order)


    Example usage:

    oco_order(symbol="ETHUSDT", bet=100.0, take_profit=10.0, stop_loss=5.0)

    Explanation:

    • We create an instance of the pybinance.client() class to establish a connection with Binance.

    • We set our API keys and secret keys (replace with your own).

    • We define the OCO order object using the order_oco_sell() method, passing in the required parameters:

    * symbol: The symbol of the asset (ETHUSDT)

    * bet: The bet amount (in ETH)

    * take_profit and stop_loss: The take profit and stop loss values in ETH

    * type: Set to “oc” for OCO (Offer/Cancel Order) type

    • We print the details of the OCO order using the print() function.

    Note: This code is a basic example and you should test it thoroughly before running it on production environment. Additionally, please be aware of Binance’s rules and fees for OCO orders.

    I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.

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