Please assist me, I cannot seem to trigger an order using the multiple coin function using a Tradingview webhook however the webhook does work if i recreate the bot using single coin.
I considered perhaps I must use a different title to the coin the I used BTCUSDT then BTC-USDT or even BTCUSDT.p
its my first time trying this and I am probably doing something wrong please assist.
I tested Binance demo and Binance real
I tested a different indicator just for a simple signal in TV to test (MA Cross)
If it comes to changing the pairs of a bot the API documentation suggests to write the pair like "<base>_<quote>". If you instead want to get the data of the DCA bots, the response suggests that it should look like "<base><quote>". Unfortunately there is no API endpoint where we could check how the correct names for the current exchange are. Maybe there is even an error in the documentation - or why does it show to different ways to write pairs?
The browser’s developer tools shows that when changing a pair the bot uses the version without underscore.
Thank you for your response.
I understand you saying that the naming convention may differ across exchanges however my concern is all the settings work for single coin but not for Multiple.
as you can see “open deal for symbol says BTC_USDT” but the coin pair says BTCUSDT. then i tried appling other pairs i tried ETH_USDT and ETHUSDT
I also would like to know if I’m understanding this correctly, I have 1 bot DCA - set to use multi coin - does this mean that 1 bot is receiving Tradingview signals from BTC,ETH,SOL etc. and this 1 bot is managing all the DCA trades of all those individual coins separately based on the market movement for each.
The text of the webhook is a general description and doesn’t necessarily match the bot’s pair names. To avoid this confusion, it might be helpful not to use a hardcoded pair here, but to read the name of the BTC pair, for example, and display that instead.
In public API we also use base_quote format to change pairs.
As for available pairs we use it directly from exchange, so you can request it from desired exchange.
Yes, its on your side.
What do you mean how to split? On every exchange pair has base asset and quote assets properties. You just need to concatenate base and quote names to be in format base_quote
Why can’t that data be requested via an endpoint of Gainium? We use Gainium to start deals in different exchanges but for the pairs we have to use different requests for every exchange that we use?
