binance-trading-bot

The bot trades one venue only: Binance spot, with a single API key pair per account, testnet or live. Three strategy packages ship — trailing-trade, momentum and rebalance; grid is a configuration of trailing-trade rather than a separate strategy. The same rules replay against historical candles for backtesting, a dashboard shows live state, and persistence is Postgres with TimescaleDB alongside Redis and BullMQ for cache and queues. The codebase is TypeScript on a Bun toolchain, with published Docker images for deployment.

An LLM advisor package turns backtest results into proposed patches to a strategy config, through Anthropic or OpenAI-compatible providers. The implementation treats model output as untrusted: patches are applied to a cloned config, re-validated against the strategy schema, and path segments such as __proto__, constructor and prototype are refused outright.

Read the history carefully before relying on it. v1.0.0, released 2026-07-31, is a ground-up rewrite — “new runtime, new datastore, new API, new UI, new strategy architecture” — and the v0.x line is frozen at v0.0.101 and receives no further updates. The project’s accumulated stars, forks and container pulls belong to that frozen codebase, not to the current one, which is only weeks old. It is maintained by a single individual. The README claims no returns and is unusually direct about maturity: “Under active development and not recommended for real funds,” and “I cannot guarantee whether you can make money or not. Use it at your own risk.”