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I made this repository to centralize my Bittrex code better and store them in a structured way. Often these are scripts made out of curiousity and experiment, some of the are useful and others are not. I want to put all of these in a package so I can use them in future projects.
Some of these examples require TALIB which can be hard to install for your specific python version. I included a docker-compose file that builds the container and mounts the source code in case you can't get it to work locally.
The Bittrex API has different versions.
- Used for placing orders, viewing account information - private authenticated actions
- Useful for collecting big market overviews
- Market information is lagged and has overhead because of the HTTP post mechanisms
- Undocumented API
- Useful for collecting specific coin data
- Sends back OHLC+V data in intervals: OneMin, FiveMin, ThirtyMin, Hour, Day
- Undocumented API - written in SignalR
- Collecting delta's of the market: SubscribeToExchangeDeltas()
- Ticker updates: SubscribeToExchangeDeltas(['BTC-ETH','BTC-ZEC'])
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To contribute or get in touch with me or my peers contact me on Telegram
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