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Making Multiple Calls to the Binance API in Python

In this article, we will explore how to fetch data from multiple endpoints using a single call to the Binance API. We will use the python-binance library, which provides a simple and efficient way to make API calls.

Prerequisites

Before we begin, make sure you have the following:

• Python 3.6 or later installed

• python-binance library installed (pip install python-binance)

• Your Binance account credentials (API key and secret)

Making Multiple Calls to the Binance API

Here is an example of how to fetch data from multiple endpoints using a single call to the Binance API:

import asyncio



Define your API credentials

api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY"

api_secret = "YOUR_API_SECRET"


async def fetch_data():

    
Fetch account balance

    result = await client.futures_account_balance()

    

    
Fetch 24-hour trading volume

    result_volume = await client.futures_account_trading_volume()

    

    
Fetch market data (e.g. symbol, currency pair)

    result_market_data = await client.futures_exchange_in_rate()

    

    
Return all fetched data

    return {

        "account_balance": result,

        "24hTradingVolume": result_volume,

        "marketData": result_market_data

    }


async def main():

    
Make multiple calls to the API in a loop

    tasks = [

        fetch_data(),

        fetch_data(),

        fetch_data()

    ]

    

    results = await asyncio.gather(*tasks)

    

    
Print fetched data

    for data in results:

        print(data)



Run the main function

asyncio.run(main())

In this example, we define an fetch_data function that makes a single call to each endpoint using the client.futures_... methods. We then define a main function that creates multiple tasks (one for each endpoint) and runs them in a loop using asyncio.gather. Finally, we print out all fetched data.

Tips and Variations

• To fetch more endpoints, simply add more task definitions to the tasks list.

• You can also use other client.futures_... methods (e.g. futures_account_balance_instrument, futures_exchange_in_rate_instrument, etc.) to fetch specific data.

• If you need to perform additional operations on the fetched data, consider using the asyncio.gather function with a loop of asyncio.sleep(x) calls, where x is the time delay between API calls.

Conclusion

Making multiple calls to the Binance API in Python is easy and efficient using the python-binance library. By following this article and adapting it to your specific needs, you can fetch data from multiple endpoints and perform additional operations on the fetched data.

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