TP or SL reached, selling 0.001765 BTCUSDT... APIError(code=-1013): Invalid quantity.

[cyberpunkmetalhead]

TP or SL reached, selling 0.001765 BTCUSDT... APIError(code=-1013): Invalid quantity.

[jrocaspana]

maybe we can do something like (I'm not familiar with python sintaxis so this may not make any sense, but I think you will get the idea)

                buy_limit = client.create_order(
                    symbol = coin,
                    side = 'BUY',
                    type = 'MARKET',
                    quantity = volume[coin]
                )

                volume[coin] = buy_limit['executedQty']

Binance API create order response docs can be found here

[phroton]

same problem here

[dhpatel548]

Seems that the purchase qty - fees is not showing when trying to sell, so it results in error.

[CyberPunkMetalHead]

I have pushed (hopefully) a stability fix for the sell function. Been testing it throughout the day and it's proven to be quite stable my side.

[manub]

actually by looking at the code it tries to sell the quantity listed in the volume field of coins_bought.json, however if I check my wallet that volume is not correct. e.g. volume states 1.357 while my Binance iOS app says I own 1.355643. could this be the issue?

[phroton]

actually by looking at the code it tries to sell the quantity listed in the volume field of coins_bought.json, however if I check my wallet that volume is not correct. e.g. volume states 1.357 while my Binance iOS app says I own 1.355643. could this be the issue?

Are these 0.001357 maybe your transaction fee? @dhpatel548 commented this case before

[manub]

Yeah - I think a change could be to fetch the actual quantity before pushing the sell order.

[pawelantczak]

It can't fetch balance from Binance, since you can have more on your account than bot bought. I have same problem even though I'm paying fees from BNB balance.

[phroton]

maybe the API gives the correct value of the purchased coins. Then they could be returned at the end of buy()

[dhpatel548]

@phroton the API does return the actual qty bought, but seems that is not the value the script is using. It is using the calculated value when buying the coin unless I am reading the code wrong.

[phroton]

@phroton the API does return the actual qty bought, but seems that is not the value the script is using. It is using the calculated value when buying the coin unless I am reading the code wrong.

yes, thats right - it returns the volume that has been given to buy() - but thats not the real volume

[pawelantczak]

@CyberPunkMetalHead this could be it ^^^

[getsec]

Pretty sure this is fixed in latest. Closing old issues so we can start from latest commit.

[Temetiu]

Using the last version, I still have this issue. Today with different pairs (FIL, XMR, SOL, IOTX, ICP, UTK, XEM, TROY...)
I can identify where in the code, it has been fixed?