SUMMARY OF TODAY’S SESSION
Today Sahil guided us ina form of orientation of the tasks and methods to keep in mind when
creating the trading bot. The key takeaways are:
• First, he emphasized the importance of starting with a Binance testnet account where we
need to generate API keys. Then, we need to create an account on [Link] to get the
Arbitrum URL.
• Next, we move on to the Google Cloud Console to generate credential files for Google
Sheets. This is crucial because we also need to generate an app password for our email
accounts.
• After setting up these accounts, we create a Google Sheet where we’ll add the URL and
sheet ID into our bot file. Sahil instructed us to give editing permissions to the email
associated with our bot.
• All the details, including our email and any other required information, should be compiled
in the bot file. He suggested that we name our bot file in a specific format, like
“gmxv1_trading_bot_Saami.py” (e.g of my file), which will help in identifying our work on
the server.
• The next step involves uploading the bot file and the top trader sheet to the server using the
provided command. Once that’s done, we need to activate and run everything to ensure it’s
working properly, then share the log files for review.
• Sahil also reminded us to check the small code change he mentioned in the KT session,
which should be easy to implement after he showed us how to set the testnet attribute to
[Link], it was a comprehensive session that gave me a solid understanding of the bot
creation process.
