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Solie

GUI trading bot designed for targeting the futures markets of Binance

From cunarist·Updated June 19, 2026·View on GitHub·

**Solie** is a GUI trading bot designed for targeting the futures markets of Binance. The project is written primarily in Python, distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 license, first published in 2022. Key topics include: backtesting, binance, binance-bot, binance-futures, binance-trading-bot.

Solie

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Solie is a GUI trading bot designed for targeting the futures markets of Binance.

It enables you to create and customize your own trading strategies, simulating them using real historical data from Binance with the power of Python.

Please note that while this solution provides tools for strategy development, profitability is not guaranteed as success depends on individual decision-making.

Solie connects to Binance, retrieves real-time market and account data, saves it on disk, and presents it as intuitive charts to assist users in strategy development.

🛞 Usage

Preparation

You can install Solie via pip. It is recommended to use uv for modern Python package management and virtual environments.

shell
pip install solie

Running With a Script File

Make a Python script file that has the extension .py. Just copy and paste the content below in the file. Solie will start working once you execute the Python script file.

python
import solie if __name__ == "__main__": solie.bring_to_life()

For advanced usage, see the example folder in the repository.

Note that on Windows, giving the extension .pyw to the file allows you to hide the terminal window and only leave the GUI.

🖥️ Available Platforms

  • ✅ Windows: Fully supported
  • ✅ Linux: Fully supported
  • ⏸️ macOS: Currently unstable

📖 Documentation

Read the documentation to understand how to turn on auto-trading, make your own strategies with the internal API, and get involved in Solie development.

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