Ethereum: How do i get ohlc data of only the latest candlestick of binance futures? – BULOBA WOMEN’S GROUP

Getting Latest Ohlc Data for Binance Futures on Ethereum: A Step-by-Step Guide

Have you tried various packages and read through the binance documentation, but still struggling to get the latest Ohlc (Open, High, Low, Close) Data for a specific timeframe of binance future on your Ethereum Network? You’re not alone. Many users have reported difficulties in getting the desired data.

Data for a specific timeframe using binance’s api and a popular package solution.

Prerequisites:

Create an account on binance
:

Set up your api credentials : go to the binance api documentation ([ #get-api-key)) and create an account for your developer account. You’ll need to generate a new API Key (API Secret) and Password.

Install a package solution :

Step-by-Step Solution:

Step 1: Install the Required Packages

You can install the Python-Binance Package Via Pip:

`bash

PIP INSTALL PYTHON-BINANCE

Step 2: Set Up Your API Credentials and Binance Connection

Create a new file named config.py with the following content:

`python



Import if

From Binance Import Client, Exchange



Replace these values with your actual api credentials

Api_key = 'your_api_key'

Api_secret = 'your_api_secret'

Exchange = 'Binancefuture' 

Update to Binance Futures (Not Futures)

client = client (

    api_key = api_key,

    api_secret = api_secret,

    Exchange = Exchange

)

Update the exchange variable toBinancefuture if you want to find ohlc data for binance futures.

Step 3: Retrieve the Latest Candlestick Data

(E.G., k,h, or m) and a specific pair of assets (e.g., Ethereum).

`python



Def get_latest_candlestick_data (pair, timeframe):

    Exchange = Client.Exchange

    asset_id = pair 

etherscan ID for eth/eth

    Contract_id = '0x ...' 

Replace with Your Address Contract

    candlestick_data = exchange.get_historical_kline (

        symbol = pair,

        timeframe = timeframe,

        Limit = 100, 

Return up to 100 Candles for Each Request

        bar_count = 1

    )

    Return Candlestick_Data

Step 4: Get the Latest Ohlc Data

Now that we have our get_latest_candlestick_data function, let’s use it to retrieve the latest ohlc data for a specific timeframe and pair.

`python



Def Main ():

    pair = 'eth/USDT' 

replace with your desired asset pair

    timeframe

    latest_data = get_latest_candlestick_data (pair, timeframe)

    Print (latest_data)

If __name__ == '__Main__':

    Main ()

Example Output:

The latest_data variable will be a list of dictionaries containing the ohlc data. For example:

`Json



[

  {

    "Open": 19400,

    "High": 19550,

    "Low": 19310,

    "Close": 19420,

    "Volume": 1000000

  },

  {

    "Open": 19460,

    "High": 19670,

    "Low": 19340,

    "Close": 19490,

    "Volume": 999000

  },



...

]

Package solution, you should be able to get the latest ohlc data for a specific timeframe on binance futures.

Tips and variations:

Experiment with different timeframes (e.g., 15m, 30m) to see how it affects your ohlc data retrieval.

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