Per-Endpoint Queues: We track calls to each Bitget endpoint separately—no more “one global bucket” throttles that block everything at once.

Dynamic Back-Off: When we hit the ceiling, the bot waits exactly the right amount of time before retrying, then resumes like nothing happened—no manual intervention required.

Real-Time Feedback: In-console notifications (“⏳ Rate limit reached (place_order) → Pausing 0.35s”) help you see the bot’s inner workings as it gracefully paces itself.

Auto-Reload Every 30s: Tweak your JSON, save, and watch the bot adapt—no restarts, no downtime.

Change Anything: From active instruments to MQ thresholds, margin modes to market-order toggles—every setting is live-editable.

Audit Trail: Console logs every config reload (“📝 Detected config change, reloading…”), so you know exactly when settings shifted.

Multi-Source Data: Blends liquidation size, Binance open-interest delta, and global long/short bias into a single “market quality” score.

Configurable Weights: Tune W_liq, W_OI, W_bias in the JSON. Want more emphasis on whale liquidations? Go for it.

Threshold Gatekeeping: Skip low-quality signals automatically—only the best setups get through to execution.

Liquidation Tiers: “Small”, “Medium”, “Large” breakpoints let you define three behaviour modes:

Min/Max Guards: Never drop below your min_size, never exceed max_size—risk controls baked in.

Precision Formatting: Sizes and prices rounded to each asset’s proper decimal (e.g. 0.0001 BTC, 5-dec XRP).

Watchdog Thread: Monitors ws_last_activity; restarts websocket if no message in 3m.

Ping/Pong Heartbeats: Auto-pings every 30s, with timeouts—no silent disconnects.

Health Monitor: Every minute checks API connectivity, liquidation flow, and WS status; logs status and auto-recovers.

Dark Mode Elegance: CustomTkinter with purple/blue highlights—easy on the eyes at 3 AM.

Tabs for Everything: API Settings, Instruments, Logs, Dashboard—your entire workflow in one window.

Live Stat Cards: Balance, Completed Trades, Open Positions, Recent Liquidations—always up to date.

Log Filters & Auto-Archive: Filter by INFO/WARN/ERROR, auto-save logs every 2m, and purge old entries.

Millisecond Timestamps: Bitget demands exact ms—off by one and you’re toast. We nailed the HMAC timestamp formatting.

Body-Less GETs: Learned the hard way that including an empty body breaks “GET” signature. Now we handle body vs. no-body seamlessly.

429 Roulette: Some endpoints love to surprise with a 429. Bot now auto-backs off 3s on HTTP 429, then retries—no manual babysitting.

Distributed Calls: Staggered threads, unique “keys” per call-type, so placing orders and querying positions don’t starve each other.

Thread Safety: Between config-watcher, health-monitor, exit timers, and cancel-on-delay, we had to lock down shared state to avoid race conditions.

Daemon Threads: All background tasks set as daemons—bot shutdown is clean, no zombie threads hanging around.

Main↔Bot Decoupling: Wrapped handle_liquidation to push updates to the GUI without blocking the core thread.

Exception Isolation: GUI errors won’t crash the bot; bot exceptions won’t hang the UI. Happy separation of concerns!

Zero-Quantity Orders: Caught and ignored spurious zero-qty liquidations.

Missing Data: Robust JSON parsing and fallback values guard against malformed messages.

Position Drift: Watchdog forces close if position unexpectedly lingers—no stuck trades.