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If you’ve been in the cryptocurrency market for more than a few days, you probably know the feeling of the market dropping and you feel hopeless in cashing out your portfolio into a stablecoin or Bitcoin.
Instead of panicking, take control of your portfolio by learning how to write powerful scripts which can instantly execute the trades you need to move in and out of positions.
By the end of this tutorial, you will be equipped with tools which allow you to fully automate and control your portfolio without ever logging into your exchange accounts.
This video series will walk you through the process of building each aspect of your own cryptocurrency trading bot.
The Shrimpy Developer APIs are the premier crypto trading APIs in the market. Collect data across 17+ exchanges, thousands of markets, and more. Access historical tick-by-tick trade data, OHLCV candlesticks, and orderbook snapshots.
Execute trades in real-time or use our smart order routing endpoints. Everything is at the tip of your fingers for immediate integration into your products or services.
pip install shrimpy-python
All requests are synchronous. For a comprehensive API usage guide, please see https://developers.shrimpy.io/docs.
If you would like to use the async/await style similar to our Node.js library, consider using the asyncio
python library to wrap the synchronous requests provided here.
import shrimpy
public_key = 'bea8edb348af226...'
secret_key = 'df84c39fb49026dcad9d99...'
client = shrimpy.ShrimpyApiClient(public_key, secret_key)
ticker = client.get_ticker('bittrex')
The clients for both the public and authenticated endpoints are identical. Please note that if you attempt to use the authenticated endpoints without keys, it will fail.
supported_exchanges = client.get_supported_exchanges()
exchange_assets = client.get_exchange_assets('bittrex')
trading_pairs = client.get_trading_pairs('bittrex')
ticker = client.get_ticker('bittrex')
orderbooks = client.get_orderbooks(
'bittrex', # exchange
'XLM', # base_symbol
'BTC', # quote_symbol
10 # limit
)
candles = client.get_candles(
'bittrex', # exchange
'XLM', # base_trading_symbol
'BTC', # quote_trading_symbol
'15m' # interval
)
As mentioned above, please use the provided Shrimpy API keys to access the authenticated endpoints. Endpoints such as user management require the master api key, while endpoints such as trading will work with either a master api key or a user api key.
users = client.list_users()
user = client.get_user(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8' # user_id
)
create_user_response = client.create_user(
'mycustomname' # (optional) name
)
user_id = create_user_response['id']
client.name_user(
'mycustomname' # name
)
public_user_keys = client.get_api_keys(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8' # user_id
)
user_api_keys = client.create_api_keys(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8' # user_id
)
client.delete_api_keys(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
'51ac18b7d208f59b3c88acbb1ecefe6ba6be6ea4edc07e7a2450307ddc27ab80' # public_key
)
permissions = client.get_api_key_permissions(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
'51ac18b7d208f59b3c88acbb1ecefe6ba6be6ea4edc07e7a2450307ddc27ab80' # public_key
)
client.set_api_key_permissions(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
'51ac18b7d208f59b3c88acbb1ecefe6ba6be6ea4edc07e7a2450307ddc27ab80', # public_key
True, # enable account methods
False # enable trading methods
)
accounts = client.list_accounts(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8' # user_id
)
account = client.get_account(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # exchange_account_id
)
link_account_response = client.link_account(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
'binance', # exchange
'GOelL5FT6TklPxAzICIQK25aqct52T2lHoKvtcwsFla5sbVXmeePqVJaoXmXI6Qd', # public_key (a.k.a. apiKey)
'SelUuFq1sF2zGd97Lmfbb4ghITeziKo9IvM5NltjEdffatRN1N5vfHXIU6dsqRQw', # private_key (a.k.a. secretKey
'mypassphrase' # (optional)passphrase - required for exchanges with passphrases like CoinbasePro
)
account_id = link_account_response['id']
client.unlink_account(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
456 # account_id
)
ip_addresses = client.get_ip_whitelist_addresses(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8' # user_id
)
create_trade_response = client.create_trade(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
'BTC', # from_symbol
'ETH', # to_symbol
'0.01' # amount of from_symbol
)
trade_id = create_trade_response['id']
trade = client.get_trade_status(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # exchange_account_id
'72dff099-54c0-4a32-b046-5c19d4f55758' # trade_id
)
active_trades = client.list_active_trades(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # exchange_account_id
)
balance = client.get_balance(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
total_balance_history = client.get_total_balance_history(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
client.rebalance(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
rebalance_period_hours = client.get_rebalance_period(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
client.set_rebalance_period(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
24 # rebalance_period in hours
)
strategy = client.get_strategy(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
client.set_strategy(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
{
'isDynamic': False,
'allocations': [
{ 'symbol': 'BTC', 'percent': '50' },
{ 'symbol': 'ETH', 'percent': '50' }
]
} # strategy
)
client.clear_strategy(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
client.allocate(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
{
'isDynamic': False,
'allocations': [
{ 'symbol': 'USDT', 'percent': '100' }
]
} # strategy
)
place_limit_order_response = client.place_limit_order(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
'BTC', # base_symbol
'ETH', # quote_symbol
'0.01', # quantity of base_symbol
'0.026', # price
'SELL', # side
'IOC', # time_in_force
)
limit_order_id = place_limit_order_response['id']
order = client.get_limit_order_status(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
'8c2a9401-eb5b-48eb-9ae2-e9e02c174058' # order_id
)
orders = client.list_open_orders(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123 # account_id
)
order = client.cancel_limit_order(
'701e0d16-1e9e-42c9-b6a1-4cada1f395b8', # user_id
123, # account_id
'8c2a9401-eb5b-48eb-9ae2-e9e02c174058' # order_id
)
backtest_assets = client.get_backtest_assets(
'kucoin' # exchange
)
backtest_results = client.run_backtest(
'binance', # exchange
10, # rebalance_period in hours
'0.1', # fee in percent
'2018-05-19T00:00:00.000Z', # start_time
'2018-11-02T00:00:00.000Z', # end_time
'5000', # initial_value in USD
[
{ 'symbol': "BTC", 'percent': '50' },
{ 'symbol': "ETH", 'percent': '50' }
] # allocations
)
asset_dominance = client.get_asset_dominance()
asset_popularity = client.get_asset_popularity()
count = client.get_historical_count(
'trade',
'Bittrex',
'LTC',
'BTC',
'2019-05-19T01:00:00.000Z',
'2019-05-20T02:00:00.000Z'
)
instruments = client.get_historical_instruments()
bittrex_instruments = client.get_historical_instruments('Bittrex')
trades = client.get_historical_trades(
'Bittrex',
'LTC',
'BTC',
'2019-05-19T00:00:00.000Z',
'2019-05-20T00:00:00.000Z',
100
)
orderbooks = client.get_historical_orderbooks(
'Bittrex',
'LTC',
'BTC',
'2019-05-19T00:00:00.000Z',
'2019-05-20T00:00:00.000Z',
100
)
candles = client.get_historical_candles(
'Bittrex',
'LTC',
'BTC',
'2019-05-19T00:00:00.000Z',
'2019-05-20T00:00:00.000Z',
100,
'1m'
)
status = client.get_status()
usage = client.get_usage()
Users can access the Shrimpy websocket feed using the ShrimpyWsClient
class. A handler must be
passed in on subscription that is responsible for processing incoming messages from the websocket
stream. It is recommended that you simply send the message to another processing thread from your custom
handler to prevent blocking the incoming message stream.
The client handles pings to the Shrimpy server based on the API Documentation
import shrimpy
public_key = '6d73c2464a71b94a81aa7b13d...'
private_key = 'e6238b0de3cdf19c7861f8e8f5d137ce7113ac1e884b191a14bbb2...'
# This is a sample handler, it simply prints the incoming message to the console
def error_handler(err):
print(err)
# This is a sample handler, it simply prints the incoming message to the console
def handler(msg):
print(msg)
api_client = shrimpy.ShrimpyApiClient(public_key, private_key)
raw_token = api_client.get_token()
client = shrimpy.ShrimpyWsClient(error_handler, raw_token['token'])
subscribe_data = {
"type": "subscribe",
"exchange": "coinbasepro",
"pair": "ltc-btc",
"channel": "orderbook"
}
# Start processing the Shrimpy websocket stream!
client.connect()
client.subscribe(subscribe_data, handler)
# Once complete, stop the client
client.disconnect()
Exchange: Binance.com
Github: https://github.com/shrimpy-dev/shrimpy-python
Docs: https://developers.shrimpy.io/docs
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⭐️ Contents ⭐
⌨️ (0:00) Introduction
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⌨️ (10:23) Drawing a Shape
⌨️ (15:06) Variables & Data Types
⌨️ (27:03) Working With Strings
⌨️ (38:18) Working With Numbers
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⌨️ (58:27) Mad Libs Game
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