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🍳 Price Picker 🔻

Binance Futures symbol lookup tool

👉 Ukrainian version

Usage examples

General lookup

🎩Example. Find symbols with at least 2% volatility on the 4 hours timeframe

  python picker.py --interval=15m --range=4h --threshold=2%
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Short positions lookup

Example. Find symbols for short positions (closer to top edge) with at least 3% volatility on the 2 hours timeframe.

 python picker.py --interval=5m --range=2h --threshold=3% --short 
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Long positions lookup

Example. Find symbols for long positions (closer to bottom edge) with at least 5% volatility on the 4 hours timeframe.

 python picker.py --interval=5m --range=4h --threshold=5% --long 
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Installation

  1. Make sure python is installed on your machine

Example of installation on Ubuntu Linux:

sudo apt-get update -y && sudo apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip python-is-python3

Example of installation on Android (Termux):

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install -y python
  1. Download the script to your machine
# Download the script form the repository
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asidko/binance-picker/main/picker.py
# ☝️ Repeat this command later if you want to update the script to a newer version
  1. Install required python packages
pip install aiohttp rich
  1. Run the script (check the usage examples above)
 python picker.py --interval=5m --range=2h --threshold=2%

Special params

--help

Example: python picker.py --help

See all available options

--watch

Example: python picker.py --interval=5m --range=2h --threshold=4% --watch

Automatically request new data every 30 seconds and show it

You can change the interval by passing --wait=300 (in seconds) to request data every 5 minutes

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

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This script is for those who don’t want to wait around for positions to rise or fall—it instantly shows which symbols are at the top and which are at the bottom on your chosen timeframe.

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