Crypto.com
| Logo | Name | Code | cryptotrackr Docs | Exchange Docs | Source Code |
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Crypto.com | crypto_dot_com | /docs/crypto_dot_com.md | 🏢 | /R/crypto_dot_com.R |
crypto_dot_com_instruments, crypto_dot_com_get_book, crypto_dot_com_get_candlestick, crypto_dot_com_get_ticker, crypto_dot_com_get_trades
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Returns a dataframe with information about instruments available on Crypto.com
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The following example retrieves information about instruments available on Crypto.com and stores the data in a variable named "instruments".
instruments <- crypto_dot_com_instruments()-
Returns a list containing the order book for your specified instrument.
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instrument: the instrument name which you want to query
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depth: the depth of the order book to retrieve. The maximum and default value is 50.
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The following example retrieves the order book for the "BTC_USDT" instrument and stores it in a list named "book".
book <- crypto_dot_com_get_book("BTC_USDT")-
Returns a list which contains metadata about your query along with a dataframe containing your candlestick data.
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instrument: the instrument name which you want to query
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timeframe: the timeframe which each candle represents. You can choose from the following options: '1m', '5m', '15m', '30m', '1h', '4h', '6h', '12h', '1D', '7D', '14D', '1M'. The defailt option is '5m'.
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The following example retrieves the candlestick data for the "BTC_USDT" instrument.
candlesticks <- crypto_dot_com_get_candlestick("BTC_USDT")-
Returns ticker data for specified instrument. Refer to Crypto.com for help interpreting response data: https://exchange-docs.crypto.com/spot/index.html#public-get-ticker
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instrument: the instrument name which you want to query
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The following example retrieves the ticker data for the "BTC_USDT" instrument.
ticker <- crypto_dot_com_get_ticker("BTC_USDT")-
Rreturns trade data for specified instrument. Refer to Crypto.com for help interpreting response data: https://exchange-docs.crypto.com/spot/index.html#public-get-trades
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instrument: the instrument name which you want to query
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The following example retrieves the trade data for the "BTC_USDT" instrument.
trades <- crypto_dot_com_get_trades("BTC_USDT")