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If you have a long running position and you'd like to close it, but not right now because the spread isn't quite right, it would be nice to have a way to change the exit target and make the bot wait for the new spread that you want.
I think you could achieve this now by exiting Arbitrader, editing the state file and starting it back up again. I haven't tried and don't recommend it, but I woul
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Hi @namjug-kim please tell me how I can unsubscribe the stream from the websocket in order to create a new one with a different target currency using an instance of your BinanceWebsocketClient class, and if this is not provided, can I extend this class?
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It'd be nice if we could have access to Etherscan-like mapping of addr->name, instead of doing it manually/slowly ourselves https://github.com/flashbots/mev-inspect-rs/blob/master/src/addresses.rs#L112-L188. This could easily be done with the CSV crate, as shown here