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jptsantossilva / BEC

Trading bot for Binance exchange using EMA cross strategy on 1D, 4h, and 1h timeframes. Analyzes 4yrs of coin prices to select profitable EMA cross. Auto-identifies accumulation and bullish phases. Has web dashboard and Telegram alerts.
MIT License
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Env variables #24

Closed snisnik closed 1 month ago

snisnik commented 1 month ago

In the intallation guide you mention these variables..some are pretty clear

binance_api="your_api_key_here" binance_secret="your_api_secret_here" telegram_chat_id="your_telegram_chat_id" telegram_token_main="your_telegram_token_main" telegram_token_closed_positions="your_telegram_token_closed_positions" telegram_token_errors="your_telegram_token_errors" telegram_token_signals="your_telegram_token_signals"

but waht should i add in these: telegram_token_main="your_telegram_token_main" telegram_token_closed_positions="your_telegram_token_closed_positions" telegram_token_errors="your_telegram_token_errors" telegram_token_signals="your_telegram_token_signals"

Thanks

jptsantossilva commented 1 month ago

Hi, These are the Telegram chatbots used for receiving notifications about BEC activities. To set them up, refer to the "Create Telegram Chatbot" section in the installation manual, which explains the process step by step.

You will need to create four separate chatbots: main, _closedpositions, errors, and signals. Each chatbot will have its own unique token, which must be stored as an environment variable.

If you prefer video tutorials, there are several guides available on YouTube that show how to create a Telegram chatbot.

snisnik commented 1 month ago

Thanks! thats what i didn't understood.. those are all different channels!