Hetzner Binance Trading Bug Fix
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My automated trading system is running on a Hetzner server and connects directly to the Binance API. The core logic is stable, but order execution is mis-behaving and I need a concise bug-fix session that leaves everything running smoothly and quietly.
Scope of work
• Inspect the existing code on the Hetzner box (SSH access provided) and track down the bug that disrupts order execution.
• Apply a clean, well-commented fix without changing any other module.
• Run controlled tests on live and testnet keys to confirm that orders fire exactly as intended and that all Binance API signatures, timestamps, and weight limits stay compliant.
• Keep the footprint “stealth”: minimise request bursts, handle IP/rate-limit tricks already in place, and avoid logging any sensitive keys.
• Supply a short change log and recommendations for further hardening.
Environment & tools
The bot is containerised and version-controlled; you should be comfortable working over SSH, git, Docker (or docker-compose) and, of course, the Binance REST/WebSocket endpoints.
Deliverable
A working branch or pull request merged into the main repo showing successful order placement, plus a brief summary of what you fixed and how you tested it.
If you have prior experience debugging live crypto bots on remote servers, this should be a quick, focused engagement.
Scope of work
• Inspect the existing code on the Hetzner box (SSH access provided) and track down the bug that disrupts order execution.
• Apply a clean, well-commented fix without changing any other module.
• Run controlled tests on live and testnet keys to confirm that orders fire exactly as intended and that all Binance API signatures, timestamps, and weight limits stay compliant.
• Keep the footprint “stealth”: minimise request bursts, handle IP/rate-limit tricks already in place, and avoid logging any sensitive keys.
• Supply a short change log and recommendations for further hardening.
Environment & tools
The bot is containerised and version-controlled; you should be comfortable working over SSH, git, Docker (or docker-compose) and, of course, the Binance REST/WebSocket endpoints.
Deliverable
A working branch or pull request merged into the main repo showing successful order placement, plus a brief summary of what you fixed and how you tested it.
If you have prior experience debugging live crypto bots on remote servers, this should be a quick, focused engagement.