Binance Killers Data Parser & API

Binance Killers is one of the largest crypto trading signals communities, publishing leveraged spot and futures trade calls — entry, targets, stop-loss and risk level — to its Telegram channels, and StockAPIS extracts and normalizes every signal into structured records through a single REST API. Binance Killers has no official public API; signals are distributed as Telegram messages, so StockAPIS parses and normalizes each call into the same schema you use for every other signals source, letting you ingest its trade calls programmatically instead of scraping chat history.

Platform Overview

Market Position

• One of the most-followed crypto VIP signal groups, with a large free channel and a paid VIP tier
• Specializes in leveraged Binance futures and spot calls on BTC, ETH and high-cap altcoins
• Each signal carries an explicit entry zone, multiple take-profit targets, a stop-loss and a leverage recommendation
• No official API — signals are posted to Telegram, and StockAPIS handles the parsing and normalization

Data Coverage

StockAPIS converts each Binance Killers post into a structured signal record:

• Trade direction — long/short (buy/sell) with the traded pair
• Entry — a single entry price or an entry range
• Targets — ordered take-profit levels (TP1, TP2, TP3…)
• Stop-loss — the invalidation price for the call
• Leverage & risk — recommended leverage and stated risk level (low/medium/high)
• Signal metadata — source channel, signal type (spot vs futures), and the original post timestamp

Quick Start

import stockapis
 
client = stockapis.Client(api_key="your-api-key")
 
# Latest signals from Binance Killers
signals = client.binance_killers.get_signals(limit=10)
 
for s in signals:
    print(f"{s['direction'].upper()} {s['pair']} @ {s['entryPrice']} "
          f"· TP {s['targets']} · SL {s['stopLoss']} · {s['leverage']}x")

const { StockAPIS } = require("stockapis");
const client = new StockAPIS({ apiKey: "your-api-key" });
 
// Stream the most recent Binance Killers trade calls
const signals = await client.binance_killers.getSignals({ limit: 10 });
signals.forEach((s) => {
  console.log(`${s.direction} ${s.pair} entry ${s.entryPrice} SL ${s.stopLoss}`);
});

Sample API Response

{
  "success": true,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "bk_8842193",
      "pair": "ETH/USDT",
      "direction": "long",
      "signalType": "futures",
      "entryPrice": "3120.00 - 3080.00",
      "targets": ["3210.00", "3300.00", "3420.00", "3600.00"],
      "stopLoss": "2980.00",
      "leverage": "10x",
      "riskLevel": "medium",
      "channel": "Binance Killers VIP",
      "postedAt": "2024-01-15T09:42:00.000Z"
    }
  ],
  "metadata": {
    "source": "binance-killers",
    "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00.000Z",
    "count": 1
  }
}

Use Cases

• Signal aggregation — pull Binance Killers calls into a unified feed alongside other providers on one schema
• Performance tracking — backtest each call’s entry, targets and stop-loss against historical price to score win rate and R-multiple
• Copy-trading automation — route parsed entry/SL/leverage fields into an execution engine or risk-managed bot
• Sentiment & flow analysis — measure how leveraged signal volume and direction shift around market moves

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Binance Killers have an official API? No. Binance Killers distributes its signals as Telegram messages and offers no public API. StockAPIS parses those posts and normalizes them into structured signal records, so you can query them programmatically.

What data can I get from Binance Killers through StockAPIS? Each trade call as a structured record: pair, direction, entry price or range, ordered take-profit targets, stop-loss, recommended leverage, risk level, signal type (spot or futures), source channel and the original post timestamp.

Is Binance Killers affiliated with Binance? No. Despite the name, Binance Killers is an independent third-party signals group and is not operated by or affiliated with the Binance exchange. StockAPIS only structures its published signals and does not provide trading advice.

Related Resources

• API reference
• Social signals sources