Managing a Binance Bitcoin Perpetual Hedge Across Two Accounts

Summary

This document presents an automated Bitcoin USDT perpetual futures setup that operates across two exchange accounts. It configures both accounts for the same contract, sets leverage and margin mode, retrieves exchange and position data, and tracks account and position details. The visible logic monitors whether positions remain open on both accounts and includes procedures to cancel orders, close positions, and stop trading if one side has been closed. It also describes liquidation-price checks that can trigger closing positions on both accounts.

The code offers operational details for maintaining a paired hedge and handling selected failure conditions, but the supplied source is incomplete. It does not clearly explain how hedge direction, size, or entry signals are determined, and it provides no backtest results or performance evidence. The configured leverage and exchange-specific behavior may create substantial liquidation and execution risks; the described safeguards should not be taken as proof that the two accounts will stay balanced or close simultaneously.

Key ideas

• The setup uses two accounts to trade the same Bitcoin USDT perpetual contract.
• It configures leverage, contract type, and margin mode for each account.
• Position monitoring includes logic to close both sides if one account's position disappears.
• Liquidation-price checks can trigger cancellation of orders and position closure.
• The source is incomplete and does not establish entry logic, hedge sizing, or performance.

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