Ethereum: Binance Bees Answers of the Future
I found a peculiar problem with my Binance API requests. In particular, I noticed that sometimes answers to my questions appear in the future. Yes, you read correctly – “in the future”. It is as if the data were recovered and postponed even before being requested.
This phenomenon is happening quite often, making it difficult to solve the problem. In this article, I will provide some intuitions about what could cause this strange behavior and offer some possible solutions.
ORDER:
Before diving into the mystery, let’s take a look at my order. Here is an example:
`Json
GET/BEES/V3/Account/balances? Market = ETH & ORDORTYPE = LIMIT
`
This is a GET request for binance account between themarket ‘parameter defined in the ETHand the Orthredype parameter established on a limit. The Ortype parameter determines whether we are recovering a request for "better correspondence" or a "limit". In this case, I am interested in obtaining the last equilibrium of Ethereum (ETH).
The answer:
Now that's where things become interesting. Sometimes, when I send this request using my Binance customer bookcase (for example, using python), I get answers that seem to be from the future. Here are some examples:
- {” Eth “: 1000}
appears as if recovered in real time.
- {” ETH “: 2000,” USDT “: 500}
It looks like it is sent back before my question was asked.
At first glance, it may seem like an anomaly. However, I noticed that the answers are always identical to what I would expect if they had been sent in real time. Data is not recovered from a database or other external source; Instead, it seems to be generated and sent directly to me.
Possible causes:
After some investigations, I think I found some potential causes for this phenomenon:
- API : Binance bees can be implemented some kind of storage mechanism in the cache that stores the answers in memory before sending them to the customer.
- Coding JSON : JSON Response Data may contain magical numbers or formatting that are interpreted as a future date and time when sent to the customer.
- WebSocket Connections : Binance's API Websocket can be used for real time updates, which could make answers appear in the future.
Solutions:
Although I identify some potential causes, I'm not sure what are the underlying mechanisms or how to solve them. However, here are some possible solutions to consider:
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- Use json Coding: When you generate answers, use a coherent and predictable format that does not cause response response.
- Check WebSocket connections : If you use Websockets for real updates, try checking the condition of the connection or restarting the connection.
Conclusion:
Binance Ethereum's PPE's responses of the future are an intriguing phenomenon that requires some investigations and problem solving. Even if you are not sure what this problem is causing, understanding potential causes and implementing some solutions, you can try to solve it. Remember to be patient and persistent - in the world of bees, sometimes takes time to understand what is happening!
Example Code:
For interested parties, here is an excess code that shows how I am generating answers using Binance bees:
Python
Import requests
Binanepiclient class:
Def __init __ (self, api_key, api_secret):
Self.api_key = api_key
Self.api_secret = api_secret
self.base_url = ‘https: //api.binance.
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