Routing TradingView Alerts to Spot and Futures Orders

Summary

This document describes a robot that receives TradingView alert commands and routes them to exchange orders. It parses action-and-amount messages and supports spot buys and sells, plus futures long, short, and position-closing commands. A futures configuration also sets the contract type, while order price and quantity precision are configurable. The interface includes test commands for the supported actions.

The implementation checks for existing positions at startup and displays account and position information during its polling loop. For some futures commands it checks market data and holdings before attempting to close a position; it also includes commands for reversing or opening positions. This is execution infrastructure rather than a signal-generation strategy: the document does not define entry logic or report trading performance. Exchange compatibility, order handling, and account-field assumptions depend on the code and venue setup, and the excerpt does not establish that these have been validated across configurations.

Key ideas

• TradingView alerts use action-and-amount commands to trigger exchange orders.
• The robot distinguishes spot actions from futures position actions.
• Contract type and order precision are configurable parameters.
• The program monitors account and position data but supplies no trading signals or performance evidence.

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