It looks like you are trying to establish a WebSocket connection using ThreadedWebsocketManager from Binance’s Python library for trading. However, there are a few potential issues that could be causing the issue.

Here is an article with some possible solutions:

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When using ThreadedWebsocketManager to connect to the WebSocket API on a Windows PC via HTTP proxy, you may encounter issues such as no errors but no response. Here are some possible causes and solutions:

۱. Misconfigured proxy settings

Make sure that the proxy settings are configured correctly in the Binance Python library. You can refer to the documentation for more information.

import binance

Set proxy settings
proxyservers = {
'http': '
'https': '
}
binance.connect(proxyservers)

۲. Binance API Endpoint with HTTP Proxy

Some APIs, including ThreadedWebsocketManager, require a custom endpoint to be specified when connecting to them using an HTTP proxy.

import binance

Set proxy settings
proxyservers = {
'http': '
'https': '
}

Specify a custom API endpoint
binance.set_api_endpoint('

۳. ThreadedWebsocketManager is not configured correctly

Make sure ThreadedWebsocketManager is imported and used correctly.

import binance
from binance import ThreadedWebsocketManager

Create an instance of ThreadedWebsocketManager
ws_manager = ThreadedWebsocketManager(proxyservers = proxies)

Connect to the WebSocket API using the manager
binance.connect(ws_manager)

۴. Misuse of proxy settings

If proxy settings are misused, you may need to add them to the dictionary.

import binance

Set proxy settings
proxy_type = {
'http': {'proxy': ' 'proxy_type': 'socks'}
}

Create a ThreadedWebsocketManager instance with proxies
ws_manager = ThreadedWebsocketManager(proxy_type = proxies)

Connect to the WebSocket API using the manager
binance.connect(ws_manager)

۵. Binance API rate limit exceeded

If you are experiencing response rate issues, make sure your WebSocket connection is not exceeding any rate limits set by the API.

import binance

Set proxy settings
proxy_type = {
'http': {'proxy': ' 'proxy_type': 'socks'}
}

Create a ThreadedWebsocketManager instance with proxies
ws_manager = ThreadedWebsocketManager(proxy_type = proxies)

Try connecting to the WebSocket API without exceeding the rate limits
binance.connect(ws_manager)

۶. Binance API is not responding

If none of the above solutions work, there may be issues with your specific use case or environment.

Here is a detailed example showing how to establish a WebSocket connection using ThreadedWebsocketManager from Binance Python library on Windows behind an HTTP proxy:

import binance
from binance import ThreadedWebsocketManager

Set proxy settings
proxyservers = {
'http': {'proxy': ' 'proxy_type': 'socks'}
}

Create an instance of ThreadedWebsocketManager with proxies
ws_manager = ThreadedWebsocketManager (proxyservers = proxies)

Connect to the WebSocket API using the manager
binance.connect(ws_manager)

Remember that you will need to replace ” and ” with the actual proxy server settings.

I hope this helps!