How to build a trading bot on the Polymarket API
A Polymarket bot needs the unified SDK, a separately signed order payload, a heartbeat that cancels resting orders, and recovery paths for restarts and reconnects.
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A Polymarket bot needs the unified SDK, a separately signed order payload, a heartbeat that cancels resting orders, and recovery paths for restarts and reconnects.
Read article →A Polymarket bot needs the unified SDK, a separately signed order payload, a heartbeat that cancels resting orders, and recovery paths for restarts and reconnects.
The endpoint needs a CLOB token ID rather than a market ID; for historical backfills use explicit startTs and endTs instead of a relative interval.
DexScreener publishes no trending route; the boost endpoints return paid promotions, which multiply a token's trending score without being the ranking itself.
DexScreener has no new-pairs route: poll the profile and boost feeds, then look up pairs and filter locally on the pairCreatedAt timestamp.
Use the CLOB sockets for books and personal order activity, RTDS for external live data, and rebuild local state after every reconnect.
Market streams push public data without Spot request weight; the WebSocket API handles requests and private events under request, connection, and account limits.
A reliable Binance bot persists every intent, validates current rules, treats lost order responses as unknown, reconciles after restarts, and blocks unsafe trading states.
Binance rejects signed requests more than 1,000 ms ahead of its clock or older than recvWindow — 5,000 ms by default, 60,000 maximum.