Topic: Historical trading data services (Read 244 times)

https://tardis.dev
Raw tick historical data  - tick-by-tick trades, full order book depth snapshots & delta updates, quotes, liquidations and more available via HTTP and WebSocket API.
Most of the popular exchanges already supported.

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https://coinscious.io
Top 100 coins/tokens. 18 mainstream exchanges.
OHLCV/VWAP, gapless trade and order book data.
Data available through REST & WebSocket API's or flat files.
Sign-up to try it free

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Nice compilation! The histotical data set of most cryptocurrencies is something I have been working on a while and  there have been a number of frustrations, but I see you simplified the processes by the so many options available.

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coingecko
https://www.coingecko.com/api/docs/v3
200 exchanges

coinapi seems to me to be the best and most practical if you are willing to pay for it. Many sites that show rankings just buy data from them and change the layout.

Hi, all

I have decided to make a selection of services for obtaining historical data from crypto exchanges:

1. https://www.coinapi.io/
Paid access
101 exchanges and 3512 pairs announced
Access to the system through websocket and rest, there is a limit on the amount of unloaded data.
The ability to receive streams in real time via websocket
There are orderbooks, trades, ohlc

2. https://www.cryptotick.com/
Paid access
The product of the same developers.
The difference is that here csv files are downloaded in archives
There are all of the above, in different aggregations.

3. https://www.kaiko.com/
Paid access
30 stock exchanges and over 5500 shopping pairs announced
Access to csv archives. orderbook, trades, ohlc

4. https://www.cryptodatadownload.com/
Free access.
28 exchanges and 545 pairs have been announced.
Available for OHLC downloading with daily and hourly aggregation.

5. https://coinograph.io/
Paid access
5 exchanges are announced and it is not known how many pairs.
Access to the API and files to download.

6. https://coinmetrics.io
Free API access for file downloads.
Inconvenient description and documentation.

7. https://bitcoinchain.com
Free API access via REST
Rather limited capacity for data collection.
6 exchanges announced, number of couples unknown
Admin member on the forum:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bitcoinchain-85769

8. https://www.quandl.com
There is a paid and free access.
Giant in the world of the fin. data, data in different forms and formats.
It is one of data providers for the tradingview.

9. bitcoincharts.com
Free access to csv files saved from various exchanges and pairs
http://api.bitcoincharts.com/v1/csv/

10. coinmarketcap.com
There is a paid and free access.
OHLC and quotes. A huge number of exchanges and pairs.
Access only via REST

11. https://www.bituniverse.org/
Smartphone application. android / ios
About 10+ exchanges.
Positioned as:
Your Auto Cryptocurrency Portfolio Manager & Trading Terminal
As such, no access to the API is provided.

12. https://coinlib.io/
160 exchanges announced
It is possible to get market volumes via rest API by the token.
There are no trades.

13. https://www.coingecko.com/api/docs/v3
over 150 exchanges and over 2400 coins and tokens.
i didn't find api for trades and ohlc, only volume information

Update if you know something that is not in the list.

Does someone else use historical data to backtest strategies?

Thanks