About binance-us-spot-trade
A skill for reviewing a planned Binance.US spot trade before the user places it. It checks the asset, side, amount, invalidation conditions, and timing, while avoiding automatic order placement.
Key features
- 01Pre-trade review checklist
- 02Checks asset, side, and amount
- 03Clarifies invalidation conditions
- 04Summarizes the next Binance.US step
- 05Handoffs to research or funding
Use cases
- 01Reviewing a planned BTC purchase
- 02Checking a spot trade before execution
- 03Clarifying what would invalidate a trade idea
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ cmeiliu/ binance-us-skills --skill binance-us-spot-tradeAfter installing, type/binance-us-spot-tradein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled filesagents/openai.yaml
Details
From the project READMEBinance.US Spot Trade
Use this skill when the user is ready to review a spot trade on Binance.US.
Use This Skill For
- "I want to buy BTC on Binance.US"
- "Help me review a spot trade"
- "What should I check before I place a trade?"
- "I have cash ready, how do I act on this setup?"
When Not To Use
- broad market summaries
- deeper research on whether an asset is interesting
- derivatives or margin trading
- automatic trading or hidden order placement
Workflow
- Confirm the user already knows which asset they are evaluating.
- If not, hand off to
binance-us-asset-research. - If they are not funded, hand off to
binance-us-fund-account. - If they are ready, guide them through a clear pre-trade review:
- what asset
- what side
- what amount
- what invalidates the idea
- what they are waiting for if they are being patient
- Only after that, summarize the next explicit Binance.US step to execute.
Handoffs
- Use
binance-us-briefing-enginefor the daily context. - Use
binance-us-asset-researchfor conviction building. - Use
binance-us-fund-accountif capital is not ready.
Guardrails
- Do not imply guaranteed outcomes.
- Do not place trades automatically.
- Keep the review explicit enough that the user understands why they are acting.
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