Overview
Free and noncustodial tool for you to Integrate TradingView alert and execute automated trading for perpetual futures DEXes.
Currently, it supports dYdX v3, v4, Perpetual Protocol and GMX v2(Arbitrum).
All software is open source, and this tool runs on users’ systems (rather than on a centralized platform). This requires that users run their bot, for which we recommend using a cloud service provider.
Source code: https://github.com/junta/tradingview-alert-connector
Video tutorial:
dYdX v3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8hB2O2-xx4
Perpetual Protocol: https://youtu.be/YqrOZW_mnUM
GMX v2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMNHVMSDccE
Strategy alert Message Generator tool: https://alert-message-generator.vercel.app/
Prerequisites
Computing machine(Cloud service, local PC, Raspberry Pi, etc...) that has a stable internet connection to host this tool
TradingView Account at least Pro plan($12.95/month)
*To enable Webhook notification to send alerts from Tradingview
Trading account with collateral already in place
*This tool does not include any onboarding function, so
For dYdX v3, v4 and Perpetual Protocol, deposit collateral in advance.
For GMX, the tool uses native USDC(https://arbiscan.io/token/0xaf88d065e77c8cc2239327c5edb3a432268e5831) as collateral token by default.
We recommend creating and using an exclusive different account for running a trading bot.
My referral links to get a trading fee discount
Main Features
Receive strategy alert from Tradingview via webhook and execute a corresponding market order
Support for running multiple strategies/markets/exchanges at the same time
Export order history by each strategy to CSV
Support sentry.io for monitoring
Security measures
Utilized environment variables
Installed Helmet package
Implemented passphrase auth between Tradingview alert and your web server
Setup steps
Two steps are needed, which are
Setting up a web server on your environment(local or cloud)
Setting a strategy alert on Tradingview website
If you want to test the tool on testnet, go to Running on local PC (optional).
If you don't need to do, go to Running on cloud service page directly.
Need help?
DM to my Twitter or raise issue on Github
Disclaimer
This project is hosted under an MIT OpenSource License. This tool does not guarantee users’ future profit and users have to use this tool on their own responsibility.
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