Automated MEXC Futures Trading Bot for Linux – TradingView Webhook Integration
Budget: $50 – $300 USD
Linux Server Deployable Program – Mexc Futures Trading via TradingView Webhook
Task:
I need a custom program that runs on a Linux server and executes MEXC Futures trades (opening/closing long and short positions) based on TradingView webhook signals.
Requirements:
The program should receive and process TradingView webhook messages.
Execute the received instructions via the MEXC API.
Configurable parameters:
Trading pair
Leverage
Percentage of capital to use per trade
Ensure error handling and basic logging.
The program must be deployable on a Linux server (e.g., Debian or Ubuntu).
No visual interface is required, only a background-running system.
Technical Details:
The program should strictly execute trades based on webhook instructions.
It must execute the received commands instantly, with no delays.
In case of an error (e.g., API connectivity issue), it should log the event and retry or provide feedback.
The program should not perform any independent analysis or filtering—it should only use the data provided in the webhook message.
Bonus Points:
If the program can handle multiple webhook signals simultaneously.
If a simple configuration file is provided for parameter adjustments.
If the developer is experienced with the MEXC API and TradingView webhook integration.
Proposal Submission:
Please provide your estimated development time, pricing, and any relevant past projects or references.
Task:
I need a custom program that runs on a Linux server and executes MEXC Futures trades (opening/closing long and short positions) based on TradingView webhook signals.
Requirements:
The program should receive and process TradingView webhook messages.
Execute the received instructions via the MEXC API.
Configurable parameters:
Trading pair
Leverage
Percentage of capital to use per trade
Ensure error handling and basic logging.
The program must be deployable on a Linux server (e.g., Debian or Ubuntu).
No visual interface is required, only a background-running system.
Technical Details:
The program should strictly execute trades based on webhook instructions.
It must execute the received commands instantly, with no delays.
In case of an error (e.g., API connectivity issue), it should log the event and retry or provide feedback.
The program should not perform any independent analysis or filtering—it should only use the data provided in the webhook message.
Bonus Points:
If the program can handle multiple webhook signals simultaneously.
If a simple configuration file is provided for parameter adjustments.
If the developer is experienced with the MEXC API and TradingView webhook integration.
Proposal Submission:
Please provide your estimated development time, pricing, and any relevant past projects or references.