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Ethereum: How can I start the pine script on tradingview?
Here’s an article on how to start creating a Pinscript script on Tradingview to view Binance Liquidity Pool:
Name: Personalized script creation: Displaying liquidity of liquidity basin with Pinescript at Tradingview
Introduction:
As a beginner at Tradingview, you are probably known for the platform and its various features. One of the most interesting aspects is the ability to create personalized scripts using Pinscript, a programming language specifically designed for trading platforms, such as Tradingview. In this article, we will help you create a script showing the Binance liquidity fund.
Reference site: paguertrading.com (not royal site) –
As mentioned on the reference site, Bitmex is not used to show the liquidity pool. We will use Binance as our example.
Prerequisites:
- You have a tradingview account and you are familiar with the platform interface.
- You have basic green knowledge (available at Tradingview
Pinescript >
Training ).
- If you want to use a different liquidity basin data source, you have installed Python.
Step 1: Select the database of a liquidity set
You can also:
- Use a script provided by paguertrading.com (reference site) with Bitmex data.
- Explore other liquidity pools that provide API access, such as Binance API or Cornativeecko Web3 Bees.
Step 2: Create a new script
After choice of liquidity pool database and you are ready to start building a script, follow these steps:
- Go to Pinscript : Click the
Pinscript tab on the Tradingview tab.
- Create a new file: In the upper right corner of the window, click the “+” icon to create a new file. Appoint something like “Liquiditypolypoooldisplay.psc”.
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Paste the script : Copy and paste the following Pinescript code into your new file:
`Pinscript
//@version = 5
Indicator (“Binance Liquidity Fund”, Coating = True)
// Define the origin of the liquidity fund data
Can float libra = 0;
// See Liquidity Basin Data
label (etiquette = “Liquidity pool”, position = position.Right, text = balanced, color = color.red)
Label (text = balanced, position = position.Left, Color = Colo.Blue)
// Calculate and see the balance
Def GetBalance (Balance Text) =
If Balancertext> 0 then Balancertext Else 0
As long as this is true
{
// Update the balance every minute
Delay (60*1000)
Balance = GetBalance (Getinput (“Balance”))
Updandabalancetext (Balance)
}
// function to view the balance of balance
Def Ultlentalancetext (Balance) =
If balance> 0 then “Binance Liquion Boly Balance:” & Format (scale, 2) Otherwise “liquidity fund is inactive”
}
``
Step 3: regulates code
Regulates the code as needed to meet special requirements. You may need to change the “GetBalance” function or add further logic.
Step 4: Execute and check
Save the scenario by clicking the floppy disk icon in the upper right corner of the window (or press Ctrl+S). It will create a new file called “Liquiditypolypolldisplay.psc”.
To make and check the script:
- Go to Pinescript>
Make a script .
Index
- Select the origin of the Binance Liquidity Fund data you want to use (or create a new one).
- Click
Run the script .
Your personalized script in real time will show Binance Liquidity Pool balance. Now you can analyze and view the liquidity basin data using this Pinscript script tradingview!
Tips and Variations:
- You can use the various options available to the Pinscript editor to customize the appearance of the script.
- Experiment with various data on liquidity or BitMex basin data to explore other options.