# I Auto-Execute TradingView Alerts on Any Exchange in 5 Lines of Python

TradingView fires an alert. Your strategy says BUY. And then... nothing. You're staring at the screen waiting to click manually. That's the gap pulse-tradingview fills. The problem TradingView has great charting and Pine Script. What it doesn't have is a way to actually execute trades when an alert fires. You can send a webhook — but then you need a server to receive it, parse it, connect to the exchange API, handle auth, sign requests, deal with errors. Most people either pay for 3Commas ($30-$100/month) or write their own brittle middleware. There's a third option. The solution pip install pulse-tradingview pulse-bybit pulse-tv init # creates pulse_tv_config.json Edit the config: { "bybit" : { "api_key" : "YOUR_KEY" , "api_secret" : "YOUR_SECRET" }, "min_confidence" : 0.8 , "pairs" : [ "BTC/USDT" , "ETH/USDT" ] } Start the server: pulse-tv start pulse-tradingview v0.1.1 Webhook server: http://0.0.0.0:8888/ In TradingView → Alert → Webhook URL: http://YOUR_PUBLIC_IP:8888/ Waiting for