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DCA Binance Script bot - Python

DCA-binance-bot: Minimal Dollar Cost Averaging Bot for Binance **Overview** A lightweight, production-ready Python CLI application for executing dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategies on Binance. Built with safety, simplicity, and developer experience in mind, dca-binance-bot automates fixed-amount purchases at regular intervals while maintaining full transparency through dry-run mode and comprehensive state tracking. Designed for self-employed traders, DeFi participants, and developers who need reliable, auditable automation without bloated dependencies or closed-source black boxes. **What It Does** **Core Functionality** - Schedules fixed-amount spot market purchases at user-defined intervals (e.g., buy $10 USDT worth of BTC every hour) - Operates in dry-run mode to preview orders before executing real trades - Executes real spot market buys on Binance when ready - Maintains persistent state: tracks purchase history, last execution time, and cumulative totals - Provides CLI interface for easy command-line operation: `dca-bot run --symbol BTCUSDT --quote-amount 10 --interval-seconds 3600` **Why DCA Matters** Dollar-cost averaging removes emotional decision-making from accumulation. Instead of timing market entries perfectly (impossible), you buy fixed amounts on a fixed schedule. This strategy: - Reduces impact of price volatility by spreading purchases across many price points - Eliminates the pressure to time the market or predict short-term movements - Compounds gains over months and years as prices appreciate - Requires minimal active management once configured For traders operating multiple protocols, managing liquidation risk, or accumulating long-term holdings, DCA is one of the highest-discipline strategies in crypto. **Key Features** **Dry-Run Mode** - Preview exactly what the bot would do without placing real orders - Verify configuration, pricing, and order logic before enabling live trading - Print detailed transaction logs showing symbol, quot