TradingView Webhook Execution Across Crypto Futures Accounts
Summary
This document describes a robot that receives TradingView strategy alerts and routes orders to supported cryptocurrency futures accounts. A strategy alert carries the market symbol, leverage, price, contract quantity, and an order-action code for opening or closing long and short positions, including reversing direction. The robot is configured to place market orders or opposing-side limit orders with a specified slippage tolerance, and can process orders concurrently.
Additional controls cover fixed or asset-based sizing, compounding, maximum order value, contract selection, precision, account statistics, and local persistence of account data. It also describes automated transfers from Binance futures to spot under configured balance or profit conditions. This is execution and account-management infrastructure rather than an entry strategy: it does not establish that any TradingView signal has an edge. The document gives feature descriptions and configuration examples, but no latency, fill-quality, reliability, or trading-performance evidence; live behavior depends on the server, exchange APIs, and account settings.
Key ideas
- TradingView alerts can pass order details and action types to a separate execution robot through a webhook.
- The robot supports market execution or opposing-side limit orders with configurable slippage tolerance.
- Sizing options include fixed quantities, asset-based sizing, and compounding, with a maximum order-value control.
- The system supports multiple futures venues and account statistics persisted locally.
- The document describes operational features but provides no evidence about execution quality or strategy returns.
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