I can provide you with an example article that outlines how to implement this functionality using Python.

Sending Multiple Orders to FTX or Binance in Different Prices

In this example, we will use the pandas library to read a CSV file containing order data and write it to a new CSV file. We will then use the requests library to make API calls to multiple exchanges (FTX and Binance) and send orders with different prices.

Step 1: Install required libraries

Before you start, make sure you have the following libraries installed:

pip install pandas requests

Step 2: Read order data from CSV file

import pandas as pd







Load order data from CSV file

def load_orders(file_name):

    try:

        orders_df = pd.read_csv(file_name)

        return orders_df

    except Exception as e:

        print(f"Error loading orders: {e}")

        return None

Step 3: Define exchange API endpoints and parameters

We will use the FTX API to make a GET request for each price. For Binance, we will use their API endpoint with the symbol parameter set to BNBBINANCEUS. We will also define some constants for our API keys:

Exchange API endpoints and parameters

FTX_API_ENDPOINT = "

Binance_API_ENDPOINT = "

EXCHANGE_API_KEY = "YOUR_FTX_API_KEY"

EXCHANGE_API_SECRET = "YOUR_FTX_API_SECRET"


def get_exchange_api_endpoint(exchange):

    if exchange == FTX:

        return FTX_API_ENDPOINT

    elif exchange == Binance:

        return Binance_API_ENDPOINT

Step 4: Loop through each row and send orders to exchanges

We will use a for loop to iterate over each row in the order data, and then make API calls to both FTX and Binance with different prices.

“`python

Send orders to FTX

def send_orders_to_ftx(orders_df):

for index, row in orders_df.iterrows():

if row[“id_open”] == 0:

price1 = 50.2390

price2 = 30.3245

response = requests.post(

FTX_API_ENDPOINT,

data={

“symbol”: f”{EXCHANGE_API_KEY}/{exchange}”,

“side”: “buy”,

“type”: “limit”,

“quantity”: row[“price”],

“timeInForce”: “GTC”

},

headers={“Content-Type”: “application/json”}

)

else:

response = requests.post(

FTX_API_ENDPOINT,

data={

“symbol”: f”{EXCHANGE_API_KEY}/{exchange}”,

“side”: “sell”,

“type”: “limit”,

“quantity”: row[“price”],

“timeInForce”: “GTC”

},

headers={“Content-Type”: “application/json”}

)

Check if the API call was successful

response.raise_for_status()

return

Send orders to Binance

def send_orders_to_binance(orders_df):

for index, row in orders_df.iterrows():

if row[“id_open”] == 0:

price1 = 50.2390

price2 = 30.3245

response = requests.post(

Binance_API_ENDPOINT,

data={

“symbol”: f”{EXCHANGE_API_KEY}/{exchange}”,

“side”: “buy”,

“type”: “limit”,

“quantity”: row[“price”],

“timeInForce”: “GTC”

},

headers={“Content-Type”: “application/json”}

)

else:

response = requests.