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trumpsignal-backend/app/services/binance.py
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import asyncio
import json
import logging
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from typing import Optional
import websockets
from app.config import settings
from app.services.price_store import price_store
from app.ws.manager import manager
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Liveness signal for /api/health/deep. Updated on every processed kline tick.
# A stale value means the price feed is down → TP/SL/trailing stops are NOT
# firing for live trades, which is a real-money incident, not a soft warning.
last_tick_at: Optional[datetime] = None
# symbol (lowercase Binance ticker) → asset (HL perp name, uppercase).
#
# WHY THIS MATTERS: tp_sl_monitor.on_price_tick(asset, price) is the sole
# mechanism that fires stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing-stop for live
# trades. If an asset is missing here, every trade on that asset silently
# loses all TP/SL protection — only the asyncio max-hold timer remains.
#
# Trump's AI picks target_asset from the full HL perp universe. The assets
# below cover the realistic set (BTC/ETH always, SOL/TRUMP/BNB/DOGE/LINK/AAVE
# for direct-named or thematic posts). HL-native assets (HYPE, PURR) are NOT
# on Binance; those require a separate HL price feed (see BUG-08 note in CLAUDE.md).
# Until that feed is added, HYPE trades fall back to max-hold only.
ASSET_MAP: dict[str, str] = {
# Original 8
"btcusdt": "BTC",
"ethusdt": "ETH",
"solusdt": "SOL",
"trumpusdt": "TRUMP",
"bnbusdt": "BNB",
"dogeusdt": "DOGE",
"linkusdt": "LINK",
"aaveusdt": "AAVE",
# Extended: all mainstream HL_PERPS that have Binance spot/perp pairs.
# Without these, any bot trade on these assets loses TP/SL/trailing
# protection — only max_hold remains as an exit.
"avaxusdt": "AVAX",
"arbusdt": "ARB",
"opusdt": "OP",
"suiusdt": "SUI",
"aptusdt": "APT",
"injusdt": "INJ",
"atomusdt": "ATOM",
"xrpusdt": "XRP",
"ltcusdt": "LTC",
"adausdt": "ADA",
"maticusdt": "MATIC",
"shibusdt": "SHIB",
"pepeusdt": "PEPE",
"wifusdt": "WIF",
"bonkusdt": "BONK",
"taousdt": "TAO",
"jupusdt": "JUP",
"renderusdt": "RENDER",
"fetusdt": "FET",
"tiausdt": "TIA",
"seiusdt": "SEI",
"pendleusdt": "PENDLE",
}
# Build the combined-stream WS URL from ASSET_MAP so the two are always in sync.
# Format: wss://...?streams=sym1@kline_1m/sym2@kline_1m/...
_BINANCE_WS_BASE = "wss://data-stream.binance.vision/stream"
BINANCE_WS_URL = (
_BINANCE_WS_BASE
+ "?streams="
+ "/".join(f"{sym}@kline_1m" for sym in ASSET_MAP)
)
async def _process_message(raw: str):
try:
data = json.loads(raw)
# Combined stream wraps payload under "data"
payload = data.get("data", data)
if payload.get("e") != "kline":
return
kline = payload["k"]
symbol = kline["s"].lower()
asset = ASSET_MAP.get(symbol)
if asset is None:
return
candle = {
"time": kline["t"], # open time ms
"open": float(kline["o"]),
"high": float(kline["h"]),
"low": float(kline["l"]),
"close": float(kline["c"]),
"volume": float(kline["v"]),
}
price_store.update(asset, candle)
global last_tick_at
last_tick_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc)
# TP/SL check on every tick (cheap no-op when no trades are being watched)
from app.services.tp_sl_monitor import on_price_tick
on_price_tick(asset, candle["close"])
# Price-impact peak tracker (updates rolling max for open post windows)
from app.services.price_impact_monitor import on_price_tick as pi_tick
pi_tick(asset, candle["high"], candle["low"], candle["close"])
# Broadcast live price tick
await manager.broadcast({
"type": "price",
"asset": asset,
"price": candle["close"],
"time": candle["time"],
})
except Exception as exc:
logger.warning("Error processing Binance message: %s", exc)
async def fetch_historical(asset: str, symbol: str, interval: str = "1m", limit: int = 500):
"""Fetch historical klines from Binance REST API to pre-fill price_store."""
url = f"{settings.binance_rest_url}/api/v3/klines?symbol={symbol.upper()}&interval={interval}&limit={limit}"
try:
from app.services.http_client import get_client
resp = await get_client().get(url, timeout=15)
resp.raise_for_status()
for row in resp.json():
candle = {
"time": row[0], # open time ms
"open": float(row[1]),
"high": float(row[2]),
"low": float(row[3]),
"close": float(row[4]),
"volume": float(row[5]),
}
price_store.update(asset, candle)
logger.info("Loaded %d historical %s candles for %s", limit, interval, asset)
except Exception as exc:
logger.error("Failed to fetch historical data for %s: %s", asset, exc)
async def run_binance_ws():
"""Connect to Binance kline stream with exponential back-off on disconnect.
Binance routinely cycles connections every ~24h, and intermediate proxies
can drop without sending a close frame — both surface here as exceptions.
The reconnect must be fast (sub-second) so price ticks aren't visibly
stuck on the dashboard during a hiccup.
Resilience defenses:
* ping_interval/ping_timeout — peer-of-record liveness check (websockets lib)
* close_timeout — bound how long we wait for a clean close handshake
* open_timeout — bound the initial connect handshake so a hung TCP doesn't
permanently park this task
* max_queue — drop frames if downstream can't keep up rather than back
the WS receive buffer up indefinitely
"""
# Pre-fill historical candles for every tracked asset so price_store has
# a warm baseline before the first live tick arrives.
await asyncio.gather(*(
fetch_historical(asset, symbol, limit=500)
for symbol, asset in ASSET_MAP.items()
), return_exceptions=True)
backoff = 1
while True:
try:
logger.info("Connecting to Binance WebSocket (%d assets): %s",
len(ASSET_MAP), BINANCE_WS_URL)
async with websockets.connect(
BINANCE_WS_URL,
ping_interval=20,
ping_timeout=10,
close_timeout=5,
open_timeout=10,
max_queue=128,
) as ws:
backoff = 1 # reset on successful connection
logger.info("Binance WebSocket connected.")
async for message in ws:
await _process_message(message)
# If we exit the `async with` without an exception, the server
# closed normally — reconnect immediately rather than backing off.
logger.info("Binance WebSocket closed cleanly, reconnecting immediately.")
except asyncio.CancelledError:
logger.info("Binance WebSocket task cancelled.")
return
except Exception as exc:
# Use exception() once so a TRACE-back-with-context is logged the
# first time something interesting happens; subsequent same-error
# retries log compactly to avoid drowning the log.
logger.warning(
"Binance WebSocket error: %s (%s). Reconnecting in %ds.",
type(exc).__name__, exc, backoff,
)
await asyncio.sleep(backoff)
backoff = min(backoff * 2, 60)