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Close Futures Hedge Positions on Binance with CCXT Library.
import ccxt
# Initialize the Binance exchange with API credentials
exchange = ccxt.binance(apiKey=API_KEY, secret=API_SECRET)
# Configure exchange options
exchange.options['defaultType'] = 'future'
# Load market data
exchange.load_markets()
# Define the symbol for which positions will be fetched
symbol = 'CURRENCY/USDT'
# Fetch open positions for the given symbol
positions = exchange.fetch_positions(symbols=[symbol])
# Iterate over positions and close them based on the side
for position in positions:
side = position['side']
symbol = position['info']['symbol']
amount = float(position['info']['positionAmt'])
if amount > 0: # Ensure there's a position to close
if side == 'long':
exchange.create_order(
symbol=symbol,
side='sell',
type='MARKET',
amount=amount,
params={
'hedged': 'true',
'positionSide': 'LONG',
'closePosition': 'Close-All',
},
)
elif side == 'short':
exchange.create_order(
symbol=symbol,
side='buy',
type='MARKET',
amount=amount,
params={
'hedged': 'true',
'positionSide': 'SHORT',
'closePosition': 'Close-All',
},
)
- Added a check to ensure
amount > 0before attempting to close a position.
Jan 26, 2024
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