
Passive Brain reads trading signals from Telegram, validates and structures them and executes them on Binance Futures with stop loss and take profit. Built by Webzenz on AWS.
Overview
Many traders receive signals through Telegram channels. Passive Brain connects such a channel directly to Binance Futures: new messages are read, the signals are extracted and validated and then executed as an order with stop loss and take profit.
After each execution, the system sends a confirmation back to Telegram. Webzenz developed the solution in Python and ran it on AWS with an automated pipeline.
Starting point
Signals arrive as free text in different formats. They had to be recognised reliably, checked for completeness and turned into a structured order before anything reached the exchange.
Features and delivery
Telegram connection
Continuous reading of a signal channel through Telethon.
Signal validation
Parsing, extraction, validation and structuring of every signal before execution.
Automatic execution
Orders through the Binance Futures API including stop loss and take profit.
Confirmation in Telegram
Feedback on every executed order directly in the chat.
Logging
Signals and orders are stored in PostgreSQL.
Webzenz scope of work
- Concept of the signal workflow
- Development of the parser and execution logic
- Telegram and Binance Futures integration
- Database, deployment and CI/CD on AWS
Webzenz is responsible for the technical delivery. Strategies, parameters and trading decisions remain with the client. This reference describes software and is not investment advice.
Technologies used
- Backend and API
- Integrations
- Database and data layer
- Servers, cloud and hosting
Result
Signals from Telegram are validated and executed without manual input. Every order is documented and confirmed in the channel.





