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Ethereum: The “Code” and “MSG” problem as it creates a futures order on CCTX Binance
As an Ethereum developer, you are probably familiar with trading on cryptocurrencies like Binance. In this article, we will dive into the usual problem that arises when trying to create simple future orders on CCINCheck Trade) using the CCXT library for Ethereum.
code and configuration
Here are some codes samples showing how to create a futures order on CCTX using CCXT:
`Python
Import CCXT
Exchange = ccxt.binance ({{
‘Apikey’: Config.api_KEY,
‘Apizetcret’: Config.api_secret,
I)
Define a contract and a symbol for Ethereum
Treaty = Exchange.getContract (‘Ethusd’, ‘USDT’)
symbol = ‘USD/eth’
Define a future order
Future = {
‘Type’: ‘Future’,
‘symbol’: symbol,
‘Page’: ‘Buy’,
‘Timeinforce’: ‘GTC’,
‘Expired’: ‘2024-03-01T23: 59: 00Z’,
date and expiration time
‘quantity’: 10.0,
quantity eth for trade
Iche
Create an order futures
result = Exchange.Createorder (future)
Print (result)
`
Problem
Now that we have set up our code, we address the problem "code" and "MSG" mentioned in the error message.
In CCXT, when making a future order, it is possible to determine the fieldcode” as a whole number. However, the problem occurs if this code does not match the expected code that provided the contract (in this case CCTX). If the code does not match, CCXT will restore the error message with the following format:
`Json
{“Error”: {“MSG”: “The position command does not match the user’s settings.”}}}}
`
Solution
To solve this problem, you must ensure that theCodeField is coincided with the expected code that has provided a contract. In this case, the CCTX contract uses a different symbol (eg,Ethusdt) from what we have stated in our facility Future.
One of the possible solutions is the use of parameterssymbolcontractymbol 'which CCXT gave when creating a future order:
Python
Define a futures order
Future = {
‘Type’: ‘Future’,
‘Symbol’: Symbol,
Replace with the actual symbol of the CCTX contract
‘TRAGSYMBOL’: ‘ETHUSDT’,
Replace with the actual symbol of the CCTX contract
‘Page’: ‘Buy’,
‘Timeinforce’: ‘GTC’,
‘Expired’: ‘2024-03-01T23: 59: 00Z’,
date and expiration time
‘quantity’: 10.0,
quantity eth for trade
Iche
`
By using the parametersymbol ‘, we can ensure that the field’ is’ corresponding to the expected code provided by the contract.
Example uses the case
To show this solution in practice, let’s update our pattern code:
`Python
Import CCXT
Exchange = ccxt.binance ({{
‘Apikey’: Config.api_KEY,
‘Apizetcret’: Config.api_secret,
I)
Define CCTX contract symbol and exchange settings
Contractsymbol = ‘Ethusdt’
Exchange.Symbol = Contracting
Define a future order
Future = {
‘Type’: ‘Future’,
‘Symbol’: Kninsymbol,
Replace with the actual symbol of the CCTX contract
‘Page’: ‘Buy’,
‘Timeinforce’: ‘GTC’,
‘Expired’: ‘2024-03-01T23: 59: 00Z’,
date and expiration time
‘quantity’: 10.0,
quantity eth for trade
Iche
Create an order futures
result = Exchange.Createorder (future)
Print (result)
``
With this updated code we should no longer receive the “code” and “MSG” error message when creating a future order on CCTX Binance using CCXT.
I hope this will help! Let me know if you have any further questions or is there anything else I can help.