MEXC Sniper AI: Paper-Only MEXC Spot & Futures Signal Scanner (Python + Telegram)
Python scanner for MEXC Spot & Futures. Paper-trading signals sent to your own Telegram group. Paper only: no real orders, no API keys needed.

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Setup, architecture, and how the pieces fit together.
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Sold as-is. No further updates from the Builder.
Description
What it is MEXC Sniper AI is a large Python market scanner for MEXC Spot and Futures. It finds setups, turns them into simulated (paper) trades with entry, stop and take-profit levels, tracks each trade through its life cycle, and sends the results to your own Telegram forum group.
PAPER ONLY. It never places real orders. It reads public MEXC market data only, needs no exchange account, API key or secret, and contains no order-signing code. Nothing it produces is financial advice, and no profit or performance is promised. Simulated results are not indicative of real results.
What is included
• About 350 Python modules plus a market-regime authority package (full source, you can read and modify everything)
• Spot GEM and Spot long-term scanners
• Futures lanes: breakout/breakdown, precursor, volatility burst, GEM long
• BTC and ETH "Major" lane (scalp and swing, paper model)
• Market-regime gate that can veto paper entries
• Persistent paper-trade registry with reconciliation, stop/TP monitoring and closed-trade statistics
• Telegram delivery by forum topic, with outbox, de-duplication and retry
• Optional shadow-AI logging (off by default, never decides trades)
• Installer, install checker, systemd unit, 35 offline tests
• English documentation: README, INSTALL, CONFIGURATION, ARCHITECTURE, TESTING, SECURITY, LICENSE
Requirements Linux server with systemd, Python 3.10+ (3.12 recommended), a Telegram bot token and your own Telegram forum supergroup, and outbound HTTPS/WSS access to public data hosts (listed in SECURITY.md).
The scanner's signals and trade records are structured data, so developers can use the code as a base for their own tools. Live order execution is not included, not tested and not supported. Anyone who adds it does so entirely at their own risk, and no result of the paper simulation should be relied on for real trading.
Not included Domains (the seller owns related domains; they are not part of this license), websites, brand names or trademarks, customers, accounts or revenue. This listing licenses the source code only.
About the demo video The video shows the output of the original deployment running this code. The package you receive is the sanitized version of that code: no logs, state data, credentials or server files are included. The signals shown are simulated paper signals.
Independence MEXC Sniper AI is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by MEXC. "MEXC" is the name of its respective owner.
Limitations (please read)
• Installs to the fixed path /home/ubuntu (many modules use it).
• Telegram delivery uses fixed forum-topic ids 2-9; edit one table if yours differ.
• Dependency versions are not pinned, and the pip install step was not tested in my packaging environment.
• Most log lines and many code comments are in Hungarian; the documentation is English.
• The sidecar processes and dashboard of the original deployment are not included.
Third-party data sources have their own rate limits and terms. • Large code base: expect to read and maintain it yourself. No support commitment is included. • The 35 included tests check logic with synthetic data, not market performance.
License Non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual license to use, modify and deploy in your own products. No resale, re-listing, sub-licensing or redistribution as a product. See LICENSE.md in the package.
FAQ
- What is included in the package?
- The full Python source (about 350 modules plus a market-regime package), an installer, an install checker, a systemd unit, 35 offline tests, a secret-free config template, and English documentation (README, INSTALL, CONFIGURATION, ARCHITECTURE, TESTING, SECURITY, LICENSE).
- Does it place real trades?
- No. It is paper only. It never places orders, reads public MEXC market data only, and needs no exchange account, API key or secret. It contains no order-signing code. Nothing it produces is financial advice.
- What is the tech stack?
- Python 3.10+ (3.12 recommended) on Linux with systemd. Main libraries: requests, numpy, pandas, pandas-ta, jsonschema, with python-dotenv, websocket-client and orjson recommended. Telegram for delivery. State is stored in JSON files and SQLite.
- What does it cost to run?
- Telegram and the MEXC public data are free. You need a Linux server you control; the cost depends on your provider. I have not benchmarked memory or CPU needs, so start small and monitor. Optional paid services (a CoinGecko key, an external AI key) are off by default and not required.
- Will it make money?
- No profit or performance is promised or implied. It generates simulated signals and statistics. Simulated results do not represent real trading results, and this is not financial advice.
- What do I need to set it up?
- A Linux server, a Telegram bot token (from @BotFather) and your own Telegram forum supergroup with topics enabled. The install and configuration guides walk through each step, and a check script verifies the setup.
- What are the known limitations?
- It installs to the fixed path /home/ubuntu; Telegram delivery uses fixed topic ids 2-9 (editable in one table); dependency versions are not pinned; most log lines and many code comments are in Hungarian; and the original deployment's sidecars and dashboard are not included.
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