Connect Binance and Telegram Bot
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Send a Telegram message notifying about the current average price of a trading pair in Binance
This template periodically checks for the current average price of a trading pair in Binance and uses the retrieved information to send a message on Telegram. The template is scheduled to run every 15 minutes. You can change the schedule after you set up the template.
Send a Telegram message notifying about the best price/ quantity on the order book for a pair in Binance
This template periodically checks for the best price/ quantity on the order book for a trading pair in Binance and uses the retrieved information to send a message on Telegram. The template is scheduled to run every 15 minutes. You can change the schedule after you set up the template.
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