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Here is an article on how to start creating a script in PicScript on tradingView to display Binance liquidity pools:

Title: Creation of a personalized script: display of Binance liquidity pools with Pinescript on tradingView

Introduction:

As a beginner on tradingView, you probably know the platform and its various features. One of the most interesting aspects is the possibility of creating personalized scripts using Pinescript, a programming language specially designed for trading platforms such as tradingView. In this article, we will guide you through the process of creating a script that displays Binance liquidity pools.

Reference site: paguertrading.com (not the real site) –

As mentioned in your reference site, Bitmex is not used to display liquidity pools. We will use Binance as an example.

Prerequisites:

• You have a tradingView account and know the interface of the platform.

• You have a basic understanding of Pinscript (available on tradingView under
  Pinescript >
  Tutorials

  ).

• You have installed Python on your computer, if you want to use another liquidity pool data source.

Step 1: Choose your liquidity pool data source

You can either:

• Use the script provided by Paguertrading.com (the one mentioned in your reference site) with Bitmex data.

• Explore other liquidity pools that provide API access, such as Binance API or Coindecko Web3 API.

Step 2: Create a new script

Once you have chosen your liquidity pool data source and you are ready to start creating the script, follow these steps:

• Go to Pinenscripnt : Click on the
  Pinecript tab in TradingView.

• Create a new file: In the upper right corner of the window, click on the “+” icon to create a new file. Name something like “LiquidityPoOLDISPLAY.PSC”.

• Paste the script : Copy and glue the following Pinscript code in your new file:

`Pinecript

// @ version = 5

Indicator ("Binance Liquidity Pool", Superposition = True)

// Define the liquidity pool data source

Var Float Balance = 0;

// Show liquidity pool data

Label (label = "liquidity pool", position = position.right, text = balancetext, color = color.red)

Label (text = balancetext, position = position.left, color = color.blue)

// Calculate and display the balance

Def Getbalance (BalanceText) =

If BalanceText> 0 then BalanceText Else 0

Although

{

// update the balance every minute

Delay (60 * 1000)

Balance = getbalancia (gettinput ("balance"))

Updatebalancetext (balance)

}

// Function to display the balance text

DEF UPDATEDBALANCETEXT (balance) =

If balance> 0 then "binance liquidity pool balance:" & format (balance, 2) else "the liquidity swimming pool is inactive"

}

` ‘

Step 3: Adjust the code

Adjust the code if necessary to meet your specific needs. You may have to change the “Getbalating” function or add additional logic.

Step 4: Run and test

Save your script by clicking on the floppy icon (or press CTRL + S) in the upper right corner of the window. This will create a new file with the name “LiquidityPoOLDISPLAY.PSC”.

To execute and test the script:

• Go to Pinescripnt>
  Execute the script

  

  .

• Enter “LiquidityPoOLDISPLAY” as a script name.

• Select the binance liquidity pool data source that you want to use (or create a new one).

• Click
  Execute the script .

Your personalized script will display the Binance liquidity pool assessment in real time. You can now analyze and view the data from liquidity pools using this Pinscript script on TradingView!

Tips and variations:

• To customize the appearance of the script, you can use various options available in the Pinscript editor.

• Experience with different sources of liquidity pool data or Bitmex to explore other possibilities.