Python/Go Ethereum Perps API
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
A DEX perpetual-futures platform on Ethereum needs a compact, production-ready API. All exchange documentation is already available on the site, and I’ll supply a detailed spec the moment we start.
Scope
The implementation may be in either Python or Go. The only mandatory capability for this phase is trade execution—opening, closing, adjusting leverage and side, and returning immediate confirmations. Future endpoints (market data or account management) can stay on the roadmap but are not part of this delivery.
Security
Every request must be signed with user-specific API keys exactly as described in the docs. Please wire in rate-limiting and error handling so failed or malformed calls respond gracefully.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-structured source code
• Unit tests for the order-routing logic
• A concise README with setup steps and a working sample trade against the testnet
Acceptance is achieved when the testnet records a full cycle of open-modify-close trades through the new API without manual intervention.
Budget & Collaboration
I’ve allocated about $100 for the initial build and can split it into milestones—prototype, testnet validation, and final hand-off. If you’ve already integrated with DEX or CEX trading stacks and are comfortable with Ethereum smart-contract interactions, share a brief note on past work or public repos so we can get moving quickly.
Scope
The implementation may be in either Python or Go. The only mandatory capability for this phase is trade execution—opening, closing, adjusting leverage and side, and returning immediate confirmations. Future endpoints (market data or account management) can stay on the roadmap but are not part of this delivery.
Security
Every request must be signed with user-specific API keys exactly as described in the docs. Please wire in rate-limiting and error handling so failed or malformed calls respond gracefully.
Deliverables
• Clean, well-structured source code
• Unit tests for the order-routing logic
• A concise README with setup steps and a working sample trade against the testnet
Acceptance is achieved when the testnet records a full cycle of open-modify-close trades through the new API without manual intervention.
Budget & Collaboration
I’ve allocated about $100 for the initial build and can split it into milestones—prototype, testnet validation, and final hand-off. If you’ve already integrated with DEX or CEX trading stacks and are comfortable with Ethereum smart-contract interactions, share a brief note on past work or public repos so we can get moving quickly.