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"Filter failure: LOT_SIZE"

See original GitHub issue

There should be a way to handle this from within the library to make it easier for a novice developer.

Suggestioin : order_volume.toFixed(3).slice(0,-1)

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)

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GeorgeMurAlkhcommented, Jan 21, 2018

@azharuniverse Each currency pair has own LOT_SIZE so there is no universal solution - only to get current lot_size (from ‘api/v1/exchangeInfo’ it would be => response.data.symbols['SUBBTC'].filters['index of filter with type LOT_SIZE'].minQty for each pair from Binance. Also I dont know for what you are using slice(0,-1) here. order_volume.toFixed(2) will return the same.

P.S. I think such things should handle Binance itself - to maximize amount of success calls. For my opinion most buy request don’t need to calculate quantity of coin which user wants to buy - It would be much better to have possibility to set BTC, ETH, USDT, etc anount and buy coins with market price

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jaggedsoftcommented, Jan 21, 2018

Buy some BNB then you only get charged commission in BNB (and it lowers your fees to .05% instead of .25% like most exchanges)

I do the same thing with my binance bot that I do with all my other bots

if ( order_qty > available_balance ) order_qty = available_balance;