I’ll help you with that. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to create an OCO order for ETHUSDT on Binance using Python:

Important: Before running the code, make sure you have the required libraries installed:

pip install pybinance

Code:

import pybinance
def oco_order(symbol, bet, take_profit, stop_loss):
"""
Create an OCO order for ETHUSDT on Binance.
:param symbol: Asset symbol (ETHUSDT)
:symbol type: str
:param bet: Bet amount (in ETH)
:bet type: float
:param take_profit: Take profit in ETH
:type take_profit: float
:param stop_loss: Stop loss in ETH
:type stop_loss: float
"""
client = pybinance.client()









Set API keys and secret keys (replace them with your own)
client.api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY"
client.api_secret = "YOUR_API_SECRET"

Create an order object
order = client.order_oco_sell(
symbol=symbol,
bet=bet,
type="oc",
take_profit=take_profit,
stop_loss=stop_loss,
limit=False 
No limit on the number of contracts
)

Print the details of the OCO order
print(order)

Usage example:
oco_order(symbol="ETHUSDT", bet=100.0, take_profit=10.0, stop_loss=5.0)

Explanation:

• We will create an instance of the pybinance.client() class to establish a connection with Binance.

• We will set our API keys and secrets (replace them with your own).

• We define the OCO order object using the order_oco_sell() method, specifying the required parameters:

• symbol: the asset symbol (ETHUSDT)

• stake: the stake amount (in ETH)

• take_profit and stop_loss: the take profit and stop loss values ​​in ETH

• type: Set to “oc” for the OCO type (Offer/Cancel order).

• We print the OCO order details using the print() function.

Note: This code is a basic example and should be tested thoroughly before running in production. Additionally, please note Binance’s OCO order policies and fees.

Hope this helps! If you have any questions or need further assistance, please let us know.

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