Here is an article on how to install the Ethereum connector using PIPX and add the way:

Installation of a binance library with PIPX

To install the Binance Connector library, you will need to use PIPX, Python Package Manager. Here’s how to do it:

• First, update your package list:

`bash

SUDO APT update

• Then install PIPX:

`bash

sudo APT Install Python3-Pipx

• You can now install the binance connector library using PIPX:

`bash

PIPX Installation of Binant-Conector-Peris-Penis

Add the road to the connector

After installing the connector’s library, you need to add the way to the performed Binance-Connector so that it knows where to find the data.

• You can do this by adding ~/.Local/bin or ~/.config/python3/bin`to the variable of the middle of your system.

• Here are examples of how you can set these directories in Debian:

bash

sudo nano /etc /pat

Add the following rows at the end of the file:

`bash

~/.local/bin: $ PATH: $ Home/bin

~/.config/python3/bin: $ PATH: $ Home/bin

Save and leave the editor.

Check the installation

Once you have added the road, you can check that the connector library is installed by starting:

`bash

Python3 -c "by a client to import binans connector; print (client.connect ())"

This should print your Binance API credentials. If everything was going well, you should see a message showing that the library was successfully installed.

Example use

Here’s an example of how to use the Cryptocurrency Price Request Connector:

`Python

Import binance_connector

Set your API ID to Binance

client = client.connect (‘your_api_key’, ‘your_api_secret’)

Symbol = ‘btcusdt’

Start_Price = 1.0

END_PRICE = 2.5

Get the most character price per symbol

Data = Client.get_historical_Price (symbol = symbol,

Start_Price = Start_Price,

end_price = end_price)

Print the data

Print (data)

`

Note: Replace your_api_key and your_api_secret` with your actual Binance API credentials.

I hope this helps! Tell me if you have any questions or need additional help.