Closed MushiTheMoshi closed 1 week ago
what you mean, can you give a example? @MushiTheMoshi
if I want to buy 0.000015 BTC (which is 200 usd) I can't because the precision is set to only 2 decimals meaning that I can only buy min 0.01 BTC, is there a way to update this value to be able to buy 0.000015?
if precision it's not the correct route, I'd appreciate if you can point me in the right direction... thanks
if I want to buy 0.000015 BTC (which is 200 usd) I can't because the precision is set to only 2 decimals meaning that I can only buy min 0.01 BTC, is there a way to update this value to be able to buy 0.000015?
which place said there's only 2 decimals? you can't create order with 0.000015BTC by the rest api interface?
I can't create an order with this size '0.000015BTC' with the futures - rest api, that's correct. I can only see 2 decimals when reading the data via kline websocket...
I can't create an order with this size '0.000015BTC' with the futures - rest api, that's correct. I can only see 2 decimals when reading the data via kline websocket...
Show me your wsklineserve data print
I can't create an order with this size '0.000015BTC' with the futures - rest api, that's correct. I can only see 2 decimals when reading the data via kline websocket...
yeah, actually the data is returned by binance. the precision of create order is not determined by this. you can get a target precision from exchange info interface that's described in binance docs.
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Hi there,
Greatly appreciated all work done here.
Wondering how to increase asset precision on futures.WsKlineServe, I can only see 2 decimals, I would like to see the full number decimal available, I read about the precision but unsure how to set up from the lib.
Hope you can help me.
Regards, Julio