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I see what’s going on here. The fragment of the code provided is an attempt to configure the connection of the API Binance, but it seems that there is a problem with importing the « registration » module.
The correct import declaration for Python should be:
`Python
Import registration
NO:
`Python
Import registration
Pay attention to the addition of Ampersand (&) before » logging in « . The reason is that in Python 3.x there is a « registration » module, and to access it, you must rewrite your name with Ampersand.
Here is a repaired fragment of the code:
`Python
Import registration
with binance.spot Import Spot as a customer
with binance.lib.utils import config_logging
config_logging (protocol.debug)
Key = "your_binance_api_key_here"
It should be remembered that you should replace « » your_binance_api_key_here « your key to binance API.
As for the part of the title of the article « Binance Staching API », it seems to be a mistake. You have not provided any information about the API Ethereum to Binance interface. If you want to continue this topic, I can help you with the example of scrap metal.