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Routing TradingView Alerts to FMZ Robots Through the Extended API

Article FMZ digest · Author: 发明者量化-小小梦
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Summary

This tutorial explains how to connect TradingView alerts to an automated trading robot on the FMZ platform. It uses FMZ’s extended API to send a command to a selected robot, and describes restricting the API key to the command interface and encoding the request parameters in the webhook URL. A sample monitoring robot reads commands such as a side and trade amount, then submits spot or futures orders.

The walkthrough uses a MACD alert as an example and shows how to configure the TradingView webhook with the robot identifier and command. It explains the command flow but provides no performance results or evidence that the example is profitable. The sample is presented for learning and research: live use requires adapting and optimizing it for the exchange and contract, and the author recommends market orders. The approach also requires a TradingView plan with webhook access and careful protection of API credentials.

Key ideas

  • FMZ’s extended API can pass interactive commands to a specified trading robot.
  • A robot can parse the received command and choose spot or futures order actions.
  • TradingView alerts can trigger an API request containing a robot identifier and trade command.
  • API keys should be limited to the required interface and kept confidential.
  • The sample is an integration demonstration, not a validated live trading strategy.

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CryptoExecutionTechnical indicatorsFuturesSpot markets

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