Picking up open positions of Binance Futures via Binance API

Binance API is a powerful tool that provides access to various financial markets, including the sales platforms of cryptocurrencies such as Binance. One of its most useful features is the ability to load open positions for specific assets such as futures contracts.

In this article, we will examine how to use the Binance API API to get all open Futures Binance positions, not only for your account data, but also for other users or platform accounts.

assumptions

Before you start, make sure you have:

• A binant account with a valid API key and secret.

• Binance API allowed in your account settings (Settings> API).

• Python installed on your computer (preferably the latest version).

Required libraries

To interact with the API Binance API using Python, you must install the following libraries:

• Requests for HTTP requirements

• Pandasfor data manipulation and analysis

Bash

Pip installing Pandas applications

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Reading open positions Binant Futures

To load all the open positions of Binance Futures, you will need to request the next API end point:

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Replace youpi_api_key with your real Binance API key AYour_secret with your secret (be sure to secure it!).

Here is an example of a python script that demonstrates how to use the API Binance API to get open Binant Futures positions:

`Python

Import requirements

Set the API credentials and the URL of the end point

API_KY = ‘Your_api_KEY’

API_SECRET = ‘YOUR_SECRET’

BASE_URL = ‘

Set heads with API keys

headers = {

‘X-IMBX-APIKY’: API_KEY,

‘X-SMBX-Sign’: API_SECRET

}

Define the endpoint and parameters of the API

End point = ‘/futures/openposition’

params = {}

Make a request for an API endpoint

Response = Requests.get (F ‘{Base_url} {endpoint}’, headers = headers, params = params)

Check that the answer was successful (200 OK)

If Response.Status_code == 200:

Barme response JSON and print open positions

Data = Respony.Json ()

For position in the data [‘Position’]:

Print (position [‘Symbol’], ‘Open position:’ ” Position [‘side’])

otherwise:

Print (‘Loite Errors of Open Positions:’, Response.Text)

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Load open positions by symbol

To load open positions for a particular symbol, you can adjust the URL “Endpoint” and hand over the symbol 'in the body's body. For example::

Python

End point = ‘/futures/openposition? Symbol = etusdt ‘

params = {}

Response = Requests.get (F ‘{Base_url} {endpoint}’, headers = headers, params = params)

…

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load open positions by account

To load open positions for your account or all binance accounts, you can adjust the dictionary “Params” to contain the parameter accountytype. For example::

`Python

params = {

‘Symbol’: ‘etusdt’,

‘Limit’: 1000,

‘SORTORDER’: ‘ASC’

}

Response = Requests.get (F ‘{Base_url} {endpoint}’, headers = headers, params = params)

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Example Use cases

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• Analysis of commercial strategies

  : Use open positions to analyze commercial strategies such as identification of profit trade or optimization of risk management.

• Market Survey : To load open positions to get information about market trends and identify potential opportunities.

Conclusion

Loading open binance futures positions through Binance API is a powerful way to access market data and monitor the sizes of your positions. According to the instructions of this article, you can use Python Scripts to automate these tasks or integrate with other financial systems.