Typing a limit order by hand is fine until you want an agent doing it from a chat window, which is what Binance's own skills hub is for.
$SOL is the example, near 100 USDT, with Claude Code as the agent.
1. Profile, API Management, Create API. Tick Enable Spot & Margin Trading only, leave withdrawals off, restrict the key to your machine's IP.
2. In your project folder run npx skills add binance/binance-skills-hub --skill binance. Point it at Spot Testnet first, paste the key when asked.
3. Rules go in your prompt file, example values: 20 USDT per order, 100 USDT lifetime cap, SOLUSDT only, limit orders only. The skill makes you type CONFIRM before any live order, leave that on.
4. Ask plainly, "limit buy 20 USDT of SOL at 2% under last", then read the side, quantity and price it prints back before confirming. 🔍
5. After a week on Testnet with every fill matching the ask, swap in the live key.
The skill is free, Claude Code needs a paid plan or API credits, each fill pays the usual 0.1% base spot fee.
Where it breaks: the model reads "buy 20" as 20 SOL, not 20 USDT, and CONFIRM is all that stops the fill, so read the quantity every time.
Would you let an agent place an order on
$SOL if it still had to ask you first?
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