Historical Bitcoin conversion prices API
Ethereum, one of the largest and most commonly used Blockchain platforms, has long been a benchmark for digital currencies. Bitcoin, the first and most well -known cryptocurrency, is often referred to as a gold standard for the cryptocurrency. However, monitoring historical Bitcoin prices in all exchanges can be challenging due to differences between sources of information, pricing and exchange policies.
The need for authority
As a reliable source for the historic Bitcoin transformer course, we need to collect information from several prestigious sources. There are currently several application subscriptions that provide the price information for cryptocurrency. However, most of these application subscriptions may not cover all exchanges or offer accurate and up -to -date prices. In addition, some application subscriptions may require manual procedures or have a restrictive use policy.
Solution: Ethereum Exchange API
In order to provide an exhaustive and prestigious source for historic Bitcoin prices between large stock exchanges, we propose to develop a comprehensive application interface that combines data on several cryptocurrency changes.
Data sources:
- Binance : A popular and widely used exchange with high market value.
- Kkera : A professional trading platform known for its solid security feature and a wide list of encryption casting.
- Bitstamp : A reputable exchange with a long history of accurate price information.
- Nuoto : A well -established exchange that offers competitive pricing and a wide range of encryption currency lists.
API Design:
The proposed application subscription offers the following data points for historical Bitcoin prices:
- Date: The date when the conversion was performed.
- Review: The current price of Bitcoin at the date and times specified in USD.
- Exchange: Special exchange where the conversion was done (eg binance, krake, etc.).
- Listing: For each exchange list of cryptocurrency listed.
implementation:
To implement this application subscription, we use the combination of the following service providers’ application subscriptions:
- CoinmarketCap : A popular and prestigious source for cryptocurrency data.
- API Gateway
: Third-party service providing a safe and scalable application interface.
The proposed application subscription will be built using Python with the libraries required (eg “you request” http requests “JSON” for structuring).
Example Code:
Here is an example of a piece of code that shows how the proposed application subscription is used:
`Python
Bring your requests
Def Get_Price (Data):
Exchange = Data [‘Exchange’]
List = Data [‘Listing’]
Interest = Data [‘Speed’]
Base_url = f’https: //api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/coins/ {List}/Market_data ‘
Titles = {‘Accept’: ‘App/JSON’}
params = {
‘Access_Key’: ‘Your_coinCap_api_Key’,
‘API_KEY’: ‘CoinmarketCap API key’,
‘Interval’: ’24h’
}
Response = Request.get (base_url, headlines = headlines, params = params)
If response.tatus_code == 200:
Data = Response.json ()
Return {
‘Date’: Listing,
‘interest’: interest,
‘Exchange’: Exchange
}
other:
Raise the exception (f’failed to get the price: {response.text} ‘)
Def Main ():
Data = {
‘Exchange’: ‘Binance’,
‘Listing’: ‘BTCUSD’
}
Result = Get_price (Data)
Print (result)
If __nimi__ == ‘__Main__’:
Main ()
`
conclusion
The proposed Ethereum Exchange API provides a prestigious source for historical Bitcoin prices between big exchanges. By combining multiple sources, this application interface ensures precision and reliability in providing the price information for encryption.
This solution can easily be integrated into any application or script that requires the price information for cryptocurrency.