Historical tick-level order book and trade data, funding, liquidations, options chains and more. API access and downloadable CSV files. [email protected]
@paoloardoino any chance to update WebSocket Rate Limits (number of connections & channels) given Bitfinex now is trading many more pairs? It’s rather tricky these days to subscribe to all pairs and not get rate limited, or is colo option only alternative?
7/ We also have partnered with leading off-chain data providers in the space such as @coingecko, @KaikoData, @tardis_dev, as well as @SnapshotLabs for web3 governance activity.
Conveniently, all these datasets are joined with unique Nansen data for the first time ever!
Pleased to announce that https://t.co/hiUdY3s1TQ now supports @WOOnetwork WOO X exchange data - historical and real-time trades, L2 order book updates, funding rates and more, details at https://t.co/yTJO3f0vVv
@sasuke___420@eastdakota thanks, trying to arrange it right now, but few weeks back when I asked if I am required to upgrade to enterprise I got: “Enterprise wise, that's up to you and you could likely get away with utilising self-serve as you go...”
Apologies, currently Tardis APIs are non responsive, this is due to Cloudflare restricting your account - hope to resolve it ASAP but no ETA yet https://t.co/H7y9mlG0BC
@crypto_notte@MatusKopf here’s also raw FTX WebSocket order book feed including that large BTC-PERP L2 order book update message https://t.co/TrXOFmlhsH
@ShaneBarratt@quant_arb binance bookTicker (real-time native quotes) is supported and also available as normalized data across exchanges as book_ticker (exchange native quotes, not derived from L2 data) - it’s just not documented yet, symbols is bit tricky, but you can use https://t.co/X2ZU7Lnvf5
Tardis is easily the best data vendor. Kaiko is a close second, but it is overpriced. Only reason people use Kaiko is because they have a wider range of data. Although would be nice if the docs for Tardis were easier to understand. Just trying to figure out which exchanges ...