I can walk you through the process of exporting data from a Binance spot chart.
Prerequisites:
- You have a Binance account and are logged in.
- You have created a chart with a spot pair (eg BTC_USDT) for which you want to export data.
Export data from Binance Spot Chart:
- Go to the chart: In your Binance account, click “Chart” on the top navigation bar and select the chart with the spot pair you are interested in.
- Choose a data format: Click the three dots in the lower right corner of the chart, then select Data. Here, select “Text/CSV”.
- Choose a time interval: You can choose a specific time interval for your data (eg daily, weekly, etc.). For this example, let’s choose “1D” (daily).
- Configure Data Fields
: Click on the “Data Fields” drop-down menu and select all the fields you want to export (in this case: High Price, Low Price, Open Price, Close Price). If necessary, you can also add additional fields.
- Data Upload: After selecting the data fields, click the Export button.
Export of MACD indicators:
To download MACD indicators, follow these steps:
- Go to chart: Click “Graph” on the top navigation bar and select the chart with the spot pair you are interested in.
- Click on the three dots: In the lower right corner of the chart, click on the three dots next to “Data”.
- Select “Macd Indicators”: From the drop-down menu, select “Macd Indicators”.
- Customize MACD Indicators
: You can customize MACD indicators by choosing a second period (eg 9-period EMA for signal line and 12-period EMA for histogram), adding or removing indicator lines, etc. d. .
- Data Download: After setting up the MACD indicators, click the Export button.
Tips:
- Be sure to customize the time frames and data fields according to your needs.
- If you need more advanced MACD settings or settings, please refer to the Binance documentation for more information.
- Data export is a one-time process; You can repeat the above steps to export new data for other periods.
Hope this helps! If you have any further questions, please let me know.