Gate.io Futures Order Requests Through an Exchange API
Summary
This document reports an attempt to submit a Gate.io futures order through an exchange API wrapper. The example first sets the contract currency, then sends a POST request with a contract identifier, size, price, time-in-force, and text fields. The author says the request returns either a not-found response or an argument error and asks for a working example.
A sample request body from the exchange documentation is included for a futures order. The material is useful as a reminder that endpoint paths, request formatting, and required fields must match the API specification, but it does not identify which part of the submitted request causes the failure or provide a corrected solution. It offers no execution results or trading strategy guidance.
Key ideas
- The example submits a futures order using a POST request through an exchange API wrapper.
- The request includes contract, size, price, time-in-force, and text fields.
- The author reports not-found and argument errors but does not diagnose their cause.
- The included reference body illustrates the expected shape of an order request.
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