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Confident_Tie_9356

**Why publishing total volume doesn’t break privacy** * The figure Houdini Swap shows comes from its own `GET /volume` **API**, which returns just two numbers—total swap count and total USD transacted—and nothing else [docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/api-documentation/get-volume-api). The docs add that any marketing analytics use “*aggregated user data*” that *“does not personally identify individual users.” (*[docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/private-swaps/private-transaction-data)) * Individual swaps stay hidden because the route is split between two exchanges and a randomly-chosen Layer 1. No single party ever sees both ends of the path, so sender and receiver remain unlinkable [docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/private-swaps/private-mode) ([docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/faqs/are-private-swaps-truly-private)). * When you toggle **“Use Monero,”** that coin’s on-chain features still hide the amount from outside observers. Houdini Swap, however, already knows the fiat value at the first exchange, so it can safely add that number to the running aggregate without exposing any wallet-level detail ([docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/private-swaps/use-monero)). * Gaming the total is hard: every swap passes through partner exchanges that run real-time AML screens, and there’s a hard **$100 000 cap per transaction**; suspicious patterns can be blocked before they inflate the stats ([docs.houdiniswap.com](https://docs.houdiniswap.com/houdini-swap/faqs/is-houdini-swap-a-crypto-mixer)). In short, the platform only shares a single, blended volume line. That keeps users’ amounts secret while still giving the community a transparent sense of real activity.

Vspresso

You might be lucky if you set an automatic payout from your mining account into the wallet you've written down the key for. Good luck! I hope for you your younger self made the right decision and knew the importance of self custody, it could be life changing :). However if you just wrote down the API key, it's game over.

Milan_dr

> Omg, thank you. Admittedly, I just logged on and spent ages looking for it and realised I had to switch to video generation. This is bad UX from us! We'd love to redirect more people to the Media Generation page since it's the best/easiest to generate on. Were you using on mobile or desktop? > Do you have a page that summarises all the different AI models and what they specialise in? Not so much - our API page gives an overview with the descriptions of all the text models (https://nano-gpt.com/api), but aside from that it's frankly a bit impossible also for us to keep up to date descriptions on what models are best at what. We have an auto-model for text models and model recommender for images, this incorporates the leaderboard rankings for text/image on a bunch of different categories/styles and such. > I've been following this project for quite a while now and I would like to give some brief feedback... Feedback is very much appreciated! Thank you! For a "simple" mode, would something like showing just the top 5 text models and having the "Auto Model" preselected work? The auto model automatically routes to the best suited model, which I think for most people would frankly just work. So we could make it so that if you land on the website you're shown the "simple" version, you can go to "advanced mode" where we show all models for you (which is 200+ at this point). FYI we also have a model recommender which I think maybe does what you want - input a prompt or description and it recommends which model to use (and why). > Finally, and a bit of a long shot... Are you looking for investors? Not really since we're quite profitable and don't necessarily need it, but we've been considering it a bit lately because it could help us grow even faster. We also need to decide on, if we do go for investors, whether we do it through a token of sorts since we're crypto native and that feels like a great way to allow anyone to invest, or whether we go the VC route (we've had quite a bit of VC interest so far which we've been turning down). Awesome to even have you inquire about it by the way - I love that we're building something that others also think is valuable.

armaver

API too?

zxpsii

Cool man where did you get the API from?

long-da-schlong

Yes it would be more the Reddit integration vs just the API. That is what I meant. Interesting

tron1977

The API integration isn't very hard at all, in general. A friend once intergraded the price into the interface of Maya (3D FX software) for me in a few minutes. That said, integrating it into Reddit is probably not possible on a subreddit basic by the mods.

long-da-schlong

I mean yes but that type of API integration is a bit hard and may not even be possible for the mods of this sub to program. Also isn’t really necessary since it’s so easy to check

Over_Zombie37

Hey, thanks for raising these concerns — they’re totally valid in a space that’s unfortunately full of shady projects. Let me clarify a few things about unCoded: -Full Control: The bot is self-hosted — users run it on their own VPS or local machine, and all strategies, API keys, and wallets stay 100% under their control. No cloud dependency, no backdoors. We don’t ask for access, and we can’t take it. -No Closed Black Box: While the core logic isn’t open-source, users can fully configure all trading behavior via the frontend or CLI. Transparency is a goal we’re working toward, and feedback like yours helps push us in that direction. -Telegram Group: We use Telegram simply because it’s where most crypto-native users hang out. It’s for peer support, troubleshooting, and sharing results — not a hype channel. We don’t promise overnight riches or spam invites. -Profit-Sharing Model: Instead of charging a flat fee, the bot take a small cut only if you make a profit. No profit = no fee. We think this aligns incentives better than many alternatives. Appreciate the dialogue

transatoshi_mw

Use RIF, you'll need the vanced app and an API key to get it working.

UberMocipan

I was just about the write a post now when its done, I hope they will not be changing anything on the bitstamp side, but only steal the knowledge from the bitstamp for their other services, I am used to bitstamp and dont wanna change, I know the API, I know the fees. I really hope that they wont scam me of my funds

Abhaya119

Yeah this is super relatable — I do something similar and ran into the same issue. Custodial wallets like Strike usually won’t sync with trackers like CoinTracker since you don’t control the keys or the addresses. One workaround I’ve used is manually adding the Strike balance in CoinTracker as a custom wallet or “Other Holdings” and just updating it once in a while. Not perfect, but it gives me a full snapshot without importing CSVs daily. Would be way easier if Strike had API access or some kind of integration. Have you looked into other portfolio tools that might support it better?

Wild-Dependent4500

Thank you for offering help. After solving the cache issue, the users can just download [https://ai2x.co/crypto\_1h.csv](https://ai2x.co/crypto_1h.csv) as an API call. Right?

EquivalentBenefit642

My advice is to pick your favorites. The coin means little but what you see it do over time is what matters. Mine is BTC-gold standard, ETH-Utility/future oriented, alts are avax and sol, I've got pepe for a meme and fetch.ao for very forward thinking strategy. I look at RSI, MACD, I use DCA, and I take into account sentiment, macro factors, volume (both natural and unnatural), and a few you're things but you get my gist. Also don't sleep on using AI with API to analyze it all. Good luck buddy. Oh and also layer limit buys and sells.

Global_Respect_6499

Can I help you make this an API, I just need BTC from this… I had the same idea as you are doing now btw.

Global_Respect_6499

I wanted to build an app too, and I looked into the API, it is great and everything, but the UX of the PI apps is terrible and there is a lack of documentation of what apps are accepted and what not. The creators of Pi have terrible communications skills and lack transparency. I believed in Pi, own Pi, but I am no longer motivated to spend couple of months coding for a platform like that. Until there is no tramsparency and accountability it makes no sense for me to invest my time.

pmbpro

Exactly. That’s what it was like for me when I started out in 2019, learning the ropes in how to buy, transfer, etc. I wasn’t ‘trading’ per se, but there were still so many buy/transfer transactions. I was so happy to have gotten that over with by 2020 tax year. Now I just buy in bigger chunks, less frequently, and hold. One exchange and a couple of wallets now, and just one coin staking on its own wallet. Even though I download each transaction record as .CSV files and also record and encrypt my purchase steps as screenshots/PDFs too, all of the wallets and the exchange are available as read-only API on Koinly so I don’t have to enter everything manually. I can just check against my purchasing records if I ever have to. One thing I found especially tedious and that I hated coming across was how each exchange or wallet *have their own ways of formatting dates and times, transaction names/definitions, etc.* that don’t match Koinly or match each other. I got real sick of that and using their template all the time. There *should be a common data formatting standard across the board they could all agree on* for how .CSV file elements are formatted.

shillingsucks

I don't have their client list handy. Do privately run companies just publish lists of their clients? Oracle did have one of a blockchain project heads say they are their only interoperability solution. And that they are fully integrated with their blockchain. But until the whole board of directors posts apparently those are just guys. My apologies. Not that the ECB is a huge mistake. But I should be saying BIS and BoE. Project Rosalind was Quant. [https://www.bis.org/publ/othp69.htm](https://www.bis.org/publ/othp69.htm) "Ledger API layer: This layer translated smart contracts into API calls and transformed API requests into a format understood by, and actionable for, the central bank ledger. The project used Overledger technology to accelerate the development of multiple central bank ledger simulations for comparison. It also enabled the project team to explore how the API could work with different types of central bank ledger." The UK RLN exploratory was R3 and Quant. [https://r3.com/r3-and-quant-support-the-publication-of-uk-finances-uk-regulated-liability-network-rln-experimentation-phase-report/](https://r3.com/r3-and-quant-support-the-publication-of-uk-finances-uk-regulated-liability-network-rln-experimentation-phase-report/) You think that these organizations are fooled but you have it figured out? That is amazing.

CunningStunt_1

Also worth considering hyperledger, by the Linux foundation. They have a white labeled product for banks which is being tested by a lot of them (HSBC, CITI, Bank of Scotland, Santander etc). Personally, I don't see the value of tokenising a stock exchange. When you need a centralised API to bring that data onchain. Makes decentralisation pointless. May as well use your own centralised chain.

LedgiFi

Hi u/GaudyGabriev02 when connecting your crypto platform to LedgiFi, **one of the most important steps is to make sure your API key is set to** ***read-only*** **access** on the platform where you generated it. This means it can't be used to withdraw funds or perform any actions beyond viewing your data — it's the core layer of protection for you. Additionally, when you link your API, we require you to set a password. This password is used to encrypt your API credentials, and it's **only decryptable by you** with that password. We understand that encryption claims can sometimes sound like "trust us" statements — which is exactly why we emphasize the read-only setting. Even if someone had access to the key, **it couldn’t be used to move or modify anything**. Hope that helps reassure you, and let us know if you have any other questions!

Scandemic

No I got emails. I think it's really shady they are also now saying that after July something they can't garentee withdrawals anymore. This has got to be just an API for there third party ID verification system. Why is it taking so long?

r_a_d_

Actually, the first one is misleading. Their wallets were never hacked, an API was hacked which tricked people *that did not verify the transaction* on the device to sign a malicious contract. Ledger did anyways refund the victims. Conveniently you leave that out. Regarding the data leak, that was through Shopify and honestly, while bad in general, doesn’t affect the security of the device. Similar leaks came from Trezor or others, but you will get spammed and phished even if you weren’t part of any of these leaks. You can avoid all of this by buying the device from best buy or Amazon.

HSuke

You should really read Overledger developer documentation because it is so different from what you're describing. **Quant Overledger is not an L2 or anything like it.** A canonical L2 rollup would need to post rollup data to a data availability layer across a rollup bridge. Overledger does not do that. It's just API software that interacts with exist node software across ~6 different public DLTs. **In contrast, Quant Overledger is just middleware that connects to various DLT node software that can be run by a single centralized enterprise/entity (e.g. the customer). It doesn't need a separate 3rd-party bridge because IT IS the centralized bridge.** This is similar to solutions already provided by other popular node software companies like QuickNode, Alchemy, MultiChain, Chainlink, Consensys, and Chainstack. Those companies have actual products and revenue streams, and don't need a token like QNT to run. I suspect most of Quant's customers (like Oracle and banks) are going to be using a centralized DLT like Hyperledger Besu or Hyperledger Fabric, and then using Overledger as a bridge to connect crosschain to other DLTs.

Perfect-Tek

I've mostly seen API's that don't require kYC up front... then they decide to ask for it later. It is getting more difficult to avoid, although we need more exchanges without that limitation

StreetRat_KenduMaxi

There's a wealth of knowledge in the TG about endless subjects. With heaps of skill sets among the many members, there's no reason not to join, honestly. There are business owners, marketers, crypto veterans, digital artists, AAA game devs, API engineers, commercial divers, cameramen, jewelers, content creators, physicists, muralists, accountants, etc... of course there are swathes of various hobbyists to geek out with. All that to say that Kendu is for everyone and it's a community that genuinely wants to make a positive impact by imparting knowledge, resources, and tools for self-advancement.

Electronic_Drama_727

>But on those sites you linked you need to create an account and share your personal details. You do not, you can provide fake name/email addresses. > I assume you are also limited on how much you can prompt on those sites until they want you to subscribe. It would be beneficial if you'r trying to sell something, to not assume, but KNOW what your competitors can/can't do. Whils their are limitations, they refresh/"refill" within the hour etc. > I personally like having access to all ai models, with access to the best premium models that you don't have on the free versions. You say this, but if you did not create this API, you have no idea of the parameters this "NanoGPT" using to save costs from the API calls it's making to the other LLM's. All of these types of sites, PPLX included, ar never as good as going direct to the LLM itself, as they ALL "turn down the temperature" to save on costs. Most AI/LLM's offer price-per-prompt, at full temperature, meaning you're getting a better product and likely for cheaper. Just because this one gives yo uaccess to "all ai models" doesn't mean it's better.

Specialist-Mixx

They allready integrated Tesla API for EVearn on VeBetterDao. You simply connect the native Tesla app to EVearn, and start earning credits when you drive or charge. You can obviously try to ridicule their efforts, but the fact of the matter still remains: - Vechain has been building solid code for close to a decade - Their business network has proven they’re a credible, if somewhat optimistic, actor - They are innovative, but also smart enough to pivot when something isn’t working - They’re logging an incredibly large userbase on VeBetterDao that enables the company to monetize being an L1 in a different manner. The issue in the space entirely, is the ridiculous tribalism. Download VeWorld and try out the apps for yourself. The gamification of sustainable actions on a consumer level, with an incentive system that creates a win-win situation for both parties is absolutely gonna take off. POA is also being changed to DPoS for more decentralization, and incentivized engagement on a stakeholder level. Judging a company on it’s failed attempts, rather than what they’ve succeeded at is just ignorant. Apple almost went bankrupt several times, and now they’re the wealthiest company in the world…

Designer_Archer_6720

If you need the money then just keep it and picks smaller amount that you won’t miss and just DCA it like weekly or monthly and just forget about it. Use an app like River, or Kraken PRO if you are familiar with doing an API or know how to make maker limit buy orders.

MinimalGravitas

EDIT - posted this reply when you messaged but it seems like one of the links below is blocked for some reason so it didn't come through - anyway hopefully it will work this time: --------------- As fun as it is calling out your lies, I'm not going to waste my time going though a list that we both know is going to be bullshit. But I'll make time to do just one example of how ridiculous your lies are, so you don't feel neglected - you wrote: > EY – A multinational professional services firm that utilized Hedera to enhance the transparency and efficiency of its supply chain operations.​ So lets talk about EY... EY not only haven't abandoned Ethereum, they are actively contributing to it's development. Here's a link from EY from last month explaining how they have upgraded a part of Ethereum infrastructure called 'Nightfall'. From their summary: > ***Nightfall enables enterprises to orchestrate private transactions efficiently on Ethereum without compromising its benefits of transparency, data immutability and security.*** www[dot]ey[dot] com/en_gl/newsroom/2025/04/ey-upgrades-nightfall-a-zero-knowledge-roll-up-enabling-private-transactions-on-the-ethereum-blockchain And here's a quote from Paul Brody, EY Global Blockchain Leader, on the front page of their site: > ***"Ethereum public blockchain is the digital glue binding together business ecosystems."*** [https://blockchain[dot]ey[dot]com/] And here's one from Clare Adelgren, EY Global Head of Blockchain Sales and Operations > ***“We launched our ESG solution earlier in the year and it’s an Ethereum-based API solution and it’s allowing organizations to better manage that decolonization of goals by tokenizing carbon emissions at the product level and allowing them to track and measure and show where they are against their carbon credit and claims."*** And here's Paul Brody talking about Ethereum on CNBC in March: https://www.cnbc[dot]com/video/2025/03/21/eys-blockchain-leader-explains-disconnect-between-ethers-price-ethereum-network-advancements.html Does any of that sound like EY is abandoning Ethereum or Hedera (a project that doesn't seem to be mentioned anywhere on the EY site). If you need even more examples of how Ethereum aligned EY are you can find videos from EY's blockchain summit on Paul Brody's youtube channel: https://www.youtube[dot]com/@PaulBrodyETH ... yes, his handle is a *'.ETH'.* The fact that you feel the need to make up such easily disprovable nonsense really is sad. Why do you feel the need to spread lies and disinformation?

Boilermaker1983

Your Coinbase API has been linked to our Ledger Live integration. If this was NOT you contact our support team at (877) 832-0994.

TradeSanta

alright, looks like it’s time to show our project 🥁 so here’s TradeSanta! it's a platform that helps automate the whole crypto trading process. if you’ve got an account on Binance, HTX, OKX, you can connect it to TradeSanta using an API key. you can set things up so the bot buys and sells for you, takes profit when the price goes up, sets stop loss to protect you when it drops, and follows trading signals so you’re not stuck watching charts all day. the interface is super easy to figure out, and our support team is always around if you need help.

Fishnshoot

I confirmed this with exact same recurring DCA buys on River versus Kraken PRO via an API. River: no fees, executes pretty much right at same time every day (3am). But the spread is bad. Kraken: fee around 0.18-0.25%. Executes maybe 1-6 minutes after 3am. Execute price is noticeably lower than River.

CyberPunkMetalHead

Yes, that's if you want to run your bots live. Works with Binance, Coinbase or Kraken. You can, however, run them in paper trading mode just to see how they would have performed. It uses the exact same price data as live trading, but it only places "mock trades" instead, so no API keys are needed in that mode.

GreedVault

We have to supply our API secret key on your platform for it to run, right?

Azzuro-x

In my view part of the challenge is to compete with established companies in this space. More precisely how to convince your potential users that you can be trusted and have the necessary security measures in place as well for handling their API keys (even if they only have "trade only" permissions obviously).

aartif

They’ve come up with a new one, something related to an API.

Fishnshoot

Kraken PRO, with an API for DCA automation, seems to be the lowest possible fees and spreads. Gonna give this a try.. [https://youtu.be/FXJ9zPgHGtU?si=NwBB7k9yBf3oP55j](https://youtu.be/FXJ9zPgHGtU?si=NwBB7k9yBf3oP55j)

MrHmuriy

For similar purposes I paid for lifetime access to GoodCrypto.app some time ago, when they offered significant discount - portfolio tracker (both wallets and exchanges), screener, ability to trade on 25 exchanges from one window, CEX and DEX bots and so on. You don't give them any keys, they connect to exchanges via API without withdrawal option.

Fishnshoot

I just saw this outlined on ChatGPT, how to make an API... was a bit intimidated by this. Considering switching my DCA from River to Kraken.

Ghost_In_The_Ape

Save yourself some time. Use some candle stick data api like binance or something. Create a Python script that feeds that data into the GPT API. Give it a prompt as well. Not sure if GPT can directly do the math based on the market data, but if not, just script the indicators in Python as well and export the raw scores to gpt api along with all the market data. Have it export its answer somewhere. Or perform some action with it. You can even give it access to make trades with an exchange API. Although that's kind of extra risky. But interesting to play with. Using asynch you can basically have GPT analyze market data as many times an hour has your API budget allows. I'm experimenting with GPT decision making on a trading bot I'm working on. Trick is to have GPT save it's plan as JSON files and also feed it's plan back into itself per API call to give it memory. This way it could say "BUY at calculated support level A, and SELL at X" and never veer from it's plan until invalidating triggers signal.

ShirleySha

Hi everyone, is there any open-source tool or API you’d recommend for efficiently collecting historical data from the Ethereum blockchain? I’m working on strategy backtesting and large-scale data analysis, so ideally it should handle bulk data extraction. Appreciate any leads!

ShirleySha

Hi everyone, is there any open-source tool or API you’d recommend for efficiently collecting historical data from the Ethereum blockchain? I’m working on strategy backtesting and large-scale data analysis, so ideally it should handle bulk data extraction. Appreciate any leads!

TheMissingNTLDR

I've used Binance API in the past but it doesn't work for uk anymore. You can try that or CB or Kraken and see how it goes.

GrimmReaperBG

It enables developers and network participants to use public and open APIs to build subgraphs for various dApps, and for querying, indexing, and collecting data. The protocol represents a global API for indexing, organizing, and querying data that is made easily accessible

MinimalGravitas

As fun as it is calling out your lies, I'm not going to waste my time going though a list that we both know is going to be bullshit. Just as one example of how stupid your lies are, so you don't feel neglected: > EY – A multinational professional services firm that utilized Hedera to enhance the transparency and efficiency of its supply chain operations.​ EY not only haven't abandoned Ethereum, they are actively contributing to it's development. Here's a link from EY from last month explaining how they have upgraded a part of Ethereum infrastructure called 'Nightfall'. From their summary: > Nightfall enables enterprises to orchestrate private transactions efficiently on Ethereum without compromising its benefits of transparency, data immutability and security. https://www.ey.com/en_gl/newsroom/2025/04/ey-upgrades-nightfall-a-zero-knowledge-roll-up-enabling-private-transactions-on-the-ethereum-blockchain Here's a quote from Paul Brody, EY Global Blockchain Leader, on the front page of their site: > Ethereum public blockchain is the digital glue binding together business ecosystems. [https://blockchain.ey.com/] And here's one from Clare Adelgren, EY Global Head of Blockchain Sales and Operations > “We launched our ESG solution earlier in the year and it’s an Ethereum-based API solution and it’s allowing organizations to better manage that decolonization of goals by tokenizing carbon emissions at the product level and allowing them to track and measure and show where they are against their carbon credit and claims." And here's Paul Brody talking about Ethereum on CNBC in March: https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/03/21/eys-blockchain-leader-explains-disconnect-between-ethers-price-ethereum-network-advancements.html Have you ever considered trying to not lie constantly?

Affectionate_Fix331

That’s a solid point—and you’re absolutely right about the risks of centralized verification becoming an attack surface. Right now, the idea is to handle that verification manually through community-trusted orgs or reps (e.g., vet nonprofits or peer-verification hubs). No API calls, no live database queries—just document review off-chain, followed by minting a VetPass NFT to the wallet. The blockchain only stores that the wallet holds the VetPass—not the user’s data. No ID, no DD214 on-chain. Long-term, integrating zk-proofs or a custom oracle with attestation could absolutely strengthen this, and I’m open to working toward that if the project gets traction. This isn’t a solved problem yet—but we’re trying to build something small, honest, and useful from the ground up, not just slap together another copy-paste token. Appreciate the real feedback.

CunningStunt_1

>like DD214 or VA card review). No oracle needed—just a one-time verification process before minting How are you going to verify? You won't be able to API call or whatever the related database. Then you have the data protection issues with accessing that database. Likely need some sort of zk proof rather then straight verification.

No-Enthusiasm9274

I'd like a site that tracks all stocks priced in bitcoin. I was going to make my own, but I didn't want to pay Tradeview for the API so I could only update it 5 times a day instead of it being live.

T-Zing

I'm on it already but can't seem to find an API that has market cap for commodities. Do you have one?

Neo2029

And this, friends, is how it was meant to be, and will be, in 1-2 decades time. Give it time. Now for anyone who wants to build this bot thru API, dm me. 👊💪

Zanar2002

Probably hard to code since you'd get rate limited by the Yahoo! Finance API pretty quickly. Imagine the hassle of trying to update 55,000 tickers in realtime pretty much 24/5. Pretty sure Yahoo! would just blacklist the site. lol

Lamuks

So it just checks vs the blockchain if its done? I only don't know what /settle is supposed to do. I mean it's a nice API don't get me wrong, but so many buzzwords for a standard thing.

cryptolipto

The internet's native "money protocol". Coinbase is resurrecting a 90s era HTTP spec and wiring it to stablecoins. No SDK hell, just headers. And the fact that is running on blockchain rails is obfuscated (this is how it was supposed to be) • Sub-cent fees, ~2 sec settle time. • Built-in auth, no API keys. • Works for browsers, back-ends, and AI agents. Credit-cards can’t price below $0.50. Dollar-denominated $USDC fixes that. The use cases are endless: - Pay-per-request LLM endpoints - Paywall for LLM data scraping - Streaming APIs billed by the byte - Agentic commerce: agents that buy data or GPU cycles on the fly - IoT devices settling power & bandwidth in real time Coinbase is planting a flag in the protocol layer of the new internet economy. https://x.com/ai/status/1919803757212418515?s=46

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Coinbase has launched x402, an open-source payment protocol based on the unused HTTP 402 status code, designed to enable seamless on-chain payments. The protocol allows users to request and pay for digital assets, including stablecoins like $USDC, and supports agent-led commerce by enabling autonomous AI agents to handle payments without manual management. This innovation aims to enhance on-chain commerce and programmable financial systems, offering new opportunities for API providers, service platforms, and content creators. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, announced Tether AI, an open-source AI platform integrating cryptocurrency and AI through decentralized applications. Set to launch later this year, it aims to simplify crypto operations using AI agents while maintaining privacy and decentralization. The platform will support Bitcoin and USDT payments without API keys and includes a wallet development kit. Tether's broader strategy includes investments in Bitcoin and mining, aligning with its push into AI and decentralized financial tools. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Sparkskatezx3

Hey, implementing a trading bot is definitely doable but it requires some coding and strategy understanding. Start by setting up API access with your exchange, then test your python scripts in a sandbox or simulation environment before live trading. Focus on simple strategies first and remember bots need constant monitoring and adjustment. Also, check if your code handles order errors and rate limits well. Good luck!

Funnyurolith61

Check Coinstats, you can import your Kraken via API and track all your transactions and see accurate PnL. It's synced across my Mac and iPhone. Comes handy for checking all my crypto assets in one place

Curious-Tear3395

I've played around with Ledger and Trezor for self-custody. DreamFactory can securely manage crypto assets through API solutions. Great options.

TurboTony

I'm following your advice. Also I told her today I would delay giving the API key to FF, she reacted strongly and questioned whether I am able to mentally handle this. She said I had to give him my computer.

MiguelLancaster

so long as you can export a .csv, you can track whatever you like, whether there's an API to sync directly or not https://koinly.io/integrations/ when it comes time to generate a tax report, you'll save time and money by having fewer transactions to deal with

m77je

This doesn't make sense to me. Are you talking about an account on an exchange? Why do you mention a seed phrase? If exchange, did you open a support ticket? Storing documents that explain how to access your coins on a google account is ultra risky. If you care about those coins, which it seems you do, they should be in a hardware wallet. Don't give any additional information to these people. Definitely don't give them API access, which it seems like you can't anyway if you can't access the account. We want to help you, but your story needs to be more coherent and include the relevant details.

veganbitcoiner420

> Sarcasm aside, I'll respond honestly, because I genuinely considered it. you're crazy lol Oh you're using API calls! I assumed you were using Strike Hey if you like your daily you like your daily... I just think 52, 24 or 12 look much better... different DCAs for differents folks

McBurger

Sarcasm aside, I'll respond honestly, because I seriously considered it. I certainly could, but I see diminishing returns for my goals at that point. My intent is to capture a good average price with many data points, to remove the effect of market volatility and short-term moves. I could lump sum the entire annual budget on one day, but that's not a good DCA. Monthly is better. Weekly better still. Daily even more than all. If I start going every hour, then I might actually start to hit problems with rounding errors, as an hourly $4.166666667 buy instead of just $100/day is different. And every minute is too small still, buying $0.069444 every minute, I might not even be able to execute trades, or start losing money on fees that round up against my favor. I also might start hitting API limits at a certain point, I believe Kraken only lets me make a few thousand API calls daily. So daily is a good fit for me. I can manage & monitor the account balance easily, while still capturing all pricing trends, and it hits a sweet spot for being minimal effort while keeping nice integer values and not losing out to rounding errors.

HSuke

It's an API package with 130000 downloads per week. What are you talking about?

intelw1zard

Might fork it this weekend and get it working w the Robinhood API instead. Very neat project

cryptoNcoffee

This is the issue is that gaming and all of the other stupid hype cycles makes people ask this. AI actually has a use case. It’s not just hype. Make sure to actually DYOR and the project is building what it says they are. Ask devs, don’t rely on marketing material because 99% of them are chat GPT API wrapped looking to extract as much value as possible with no plans on making anything long term

VirtualFuture

Zapier, [Make.com](http://Make.com), OpenAI API, Elevenlabs API, OBS Websocket, Python, Node.js. And a shitton of [Cursor.com](http://Cursor.com) to glue it all together <3

Business-Hand6004

it already can if you connect the agent to MCP that is given enough permission in online payment API. the issue is that many of the payment apps do not want to give enough permission. so the technology is already there

riscten

Alright, here's some first use feedback in case its helpful: \- Added my first purchase, really expected the amounts and price to be automatically adjusted based on the purchase date. So for instance if I added a $100 purchase from Oct 2020, I'd expect the empty fields to be pre-populated (BTC Amount => 0.0108...; Price per BTC => 9200); \- When closing the Purchase dialog, I'd expect the fields to be cleared when reopening it, right now they are persisted. Maybe add a confirmation before closing to prevent accidental data loss; \- Overall, like someone else suggested in the comments, this app is screaming for bulk import. I honestly can't imagine users spending hours entering every single one of their transactions manually. Could start with your own CSV import format, then gradually support formats/API from the major exchanges and trading platforms, filtering for the Bitcoin ETFs, possibly also allowing people to input public addresses and using the inbound UTXOs as "purchases". Sky's the limit here, and definitely a ton of work, but it feels crucial to this type of app IMHO; \- Regarding the data encryption, where is the key stored? I'm assuming local storage, but it would be nice to communicate this somewhere (best place probably in settings?). That being said, love the UI/UX, and the inferred data and how it's presented is sleek and interesting.

xUaScalp

Does it use some API to fetch those data ?

GerManic69

Btw I will add to my todo checking out the EUNX exchange you suggested, right now I wanna stick woth Kraken simply to avoid unexpected breakages if I switch the API key to a different exchange... but perhaps now that I am thinking about it I can have the codes logic optimized to accept data from multiple exchange apis, while only trading on my current exchange, in this way the bot could then verify the data its receiving in real time by comparing it to data received from other sources in real time...seems kinda brilliant IMO. Thank you very much for bringing this to my attention!

DistributionStill154

Yo, first off—mad respect. That’s some serious hustle, especially considering you’re just diving into crypto and building a trading bot from scratch with AI assist. The fact that you got those results in a bearish market is wild, even in demo mode. You’re doing what a lot of traders talk about but never execute on: blending curiosity, logic, and AI into something that can actually act on market signals in real time. Honestly, your method of letting AI fill the coding gap while you focus on logic trees? That’s lowkey genius. Most algo traders either have the code or the idea—not both—and you’ve found a way to bridge it. If you’re ever curious to test it on another exchange, maybe with a smaller cap or lower volatility pairs, take a look at EUNX. It’s newer but focused on giving devs and bot builders a clean API to work with, and the spreads are pretty tight too. Not trying to pitch—just think it might suit your workflow if you’re scaling or want to test across multiple markets. Also, when you get around to it, would love to hear what indicators your bot leans on most—RSI, MACD, volume spikes, sentiment, etc. Could be some cool convos and feedback from other builder-minded folks. Keep updating, this kind of stuff is gold for anyone trying to move beyond memes and into real strategy.

slykethephoxenix

Something weird with the graph. They say the M2 is `1744588800000` in the API response for the final entry, but on the graph it's displayed as `110,192,996,219,692` ($110T). Bitcoin price is correct though.

lastDeadlock

Something like [Coinrule](https://coinrule.com/) or [Jellydator](https://jellydator.com/) might be what you are looking for. The learning curve is low, as you use visual, drag-and-drop tools. If you don’t want to provide your information or API keys, you can use paper trading modes or set up alerts/webhooks, which you could then use as buy/sell signals in your own scripts.

VirtualFuture

Totalling around 130 USD monthly, 95% of which are the real-time Elevenlabs API costs.

VirtualFuture

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy my stupid creation haha **Zapier** and **Makecom** \- for automating feeding actual CoinDesk articles real-time A pre-trained **GPT-4o** OpenAI API - for generating each news segment commentary **Elevenlabs** API - for generating the voice, trained on 2+ hours of me talking **Python & Node.js -** for creating the master script logic that schedules every segment and a ton of other things **OBS Studio** \- for the entire pipeline + streaming output

VirtualFuture

It's 100% real segments being pulled real-time from CoinDesk and CoinTelegraph as they appear through RSS and Zapier, fed through GPT-4o with a trained "Buzz" model and then fed through Elevenlabs API to speak it based on 2+ hours of recordings of my own voice. This is all real. By tuning in you're literally finding out about news :D just in a funny way.

longjumpsignal

When you open most phone wallets they try to calculate the balance of your wallet. To do that they spam queries to some API one query per bitcoin address. They spam all your addresses to generally either cloudflare or aws. Rogue administrators (and intel agencies) can just look in the logs on those two services and basically see who owns almost every bitcoin address. In theory you can use some software that doesn't do that like electrum server hooked to to your own local bitcoin node but really your chances of never messing up and leaking data are low. There are probably lots of other ways data is leaked and surveilled.

UberMocipan

There is a list of the oldest exchanges, check their history of hacks and so on. I am currently on Bitstamp, its old, have millions users, was hacked in the past and moved their BTC in to offline storage since then, low fees, API, all I currently need

pop-1988

> The nodes get paid for adding blocks Miners get paid. Most miners do not operate nodes. Most nodes are not miners. Nodes are operated as an unpaid hobby. The cost is very low For your own wallet, you pay the cost of downloading about 400MB per day of new blocks, so that your wallet can see if there are any new transactions relevant to your wallet. If your wallet uses the Electrum protocol, then the Electrum server operator sends transactions when your wallet sends a request containing a list of your wallet's addresses. An Electrum server runs beside its own node. A node can be configured as "blocks only" with traffic of only 400MB per day, or it can relay unconfirmed transactions as well - 400MB more, both in an out. Nodes and Electrum servers are a free service > web based block explorers Same as any free public Web site. The Web site owner pays the costs. Many explorers are funded by donations. Some of them use their high traffic volume as a catch for fee-paying customers. Most explorers have access via API. The API has a low-traffic free limit, and fees for medium-traffic and high-traffic users

gowithflow192

Not sure where the price data is coming from. Exchanges maybe? Then presumably using a paid API to access those prices to some central service that the wallet connects to. Block explorers have their own nodes that are part of the network. Wallets also have their own nodes that are used to send your new transactions to the network.

solenico

How can one verify the documentation form running network is accurate at all when one cannot join the network, because it's not really decentralized? I can also create wonderful documentation and source code for a blockchain network start running it – or some other network which I did not release the source code but it implements open API on open source implementation plus tons of other shit too. Thent I choose who can participate in it and you are hey brilliant all good because use the source luke – the published source is just not the same code I run. I understand many people don't see an issue there because hey, it's commercial business of cause it makes all the people crazy rich so let's invest there and not on shitcoins.

142NonillionKelvins

Seems like you’d have to writes script that uses an API to get the bitcoin value on any given day, then another API to get the amount of bitcoin included in any given block, and then do the math.

arajajaja

dont take defillama for gospel its not accurate moonwell is still listed on chainlink but they recently switched over to API3 away from chainlink compounds entire TVL is listed on chainlink but that is not accurate either as their mantle comet is also running on API3 (and they want to expand more into API3) chainlink is king right now but if you think they have no competition than you are very naive especially when it comes to data feeds

Bryan-YmediaServices

This Claim is so frustrating... I held Luna for several years before the crash and had hundreds of thousands invested. Most was purchased on "Kucoin" and transferred to my Terra station wallet. Kucoin has been outlawed and i cant even log in to get the info i need, ive called every name on the Docket to get help from the Law firms defending our end many many times only leading to a voice mail and no call back. kucoin provided me with a 1200 line document of buys and sells but not withdraws or deposits and no liquidation trades. this will not work as i need the other key parts to be able to upload "Manual evidence" since i cannot create a "Read only API" in Kucoin since being outlawed. NO HELP FROM THE PEOPLE REPRESENTING ME after many many attempts.

Wonderful-Bottle4075

Obviously de-centralised with a low scam/rug risk, proven for 5-10 years, lower market cap with room for growth. Fuck memes, fuck celebrity bandwagons, fuck reigning institution and corporation investment just function and inherent usefulness to everyday people 1. Free and instant (micro)transactions as an international currency 2. Privacy 3. API development and AI integration into business models See if you can guess

McBurger

I do it via Kraken Pro with their API. Only a 0.4% fee on my daily autobuy. I host the script on Zoho Creator, but that was really just me making use of a tool that I already had paid for for my business, I know others host their scripts locally or on AWS or similar cloud compute platforms.

nugymmer

So you are saying oracles won’t be worth much? For tokenization you need an oracle. I can think of a few examples, LINK, BAND, and API3 being 3 examples. LINK being the safest bet.

uncapchad

When you're dealing with API calls, best to RTFM. The issuer of APIs will have docs somewhere about how to authenticate and build an API request

Azzuro-x

API for what ? An exchange ?

PeteTheShowMan

Well I am combining few paid API’s for this thats why the price is high

redeembtc

Get [Koinly](https://koinly.io/?via=6F8272C0). It will pull all the data from exchanges through an API. I have thousands of trades and it makes it super easy and also prepared for me my tax report at the end of the year. There is a free version and various paid ones depending on the number of transactions you are doing per year. I pay for mine because it saves soooo much time when it comes to tax time.

bratukha0

Sorry, I'm having trouble thinking of something witty right now. Error: Failed after 3 retries: API call failed: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

MagikarpSpawn

Wow, I have experienced exactly the same! But coming with a better deal! I need around **$900,000** to clear it. If I can do that — if the community helps me recover what I lost due to this flaw — **I’ll release everything publicly**, including: * the API bot * the voucher contract * full chat logs * liquidation breakdown * Feetpics of my grandma * A masterclass crypto swindling * Exclusive access to my dog's Onlyfans for 3 months

Redwood_hike

Your "non scam" list is making less and less sense. You're hyper-focused on this "fair distribution" thing, but it's causing you to throw out perfectly valid projects. First, Bitcoin. You nailed it—no founders, no pre-mine, just Satoshi dropping the code and dipping. That's the definition of a decentralized, fair start. But then you use that as the only metric, and it just doesn't hold up. Look at projects like Ondo, Hbar, XRP, API3, and Sei. You're tossing them aside, but why? They all have real world use cases, partnerships, and active development. They're solving problems, building infrastructure, and bringing value to the space. Yes, they have founders or pre-mines, but that doesn't automatically make them scams. Many projects need initial funding to get off the ground. Your definition seems to be, "If it didn't start with mining and no founders, it's a scam." That's just not how the world works, especially in tech. It's like saying every company that took venture capital is a scam. You're saying that Bitcoin's lack of founders makes it a non-scam, which is true. But then you're ignoring the fact that many other projects have founders and are also not scams. You are applying a double standard, and ignoring the real world value of these projects. Instead of this black and white "scam" label, maybe we should talk about due diligence. Look at the team, the tech, the use case, the community. Are they building something real, or just pumping a token? That's a more useful conversation than just dismissing anything that doesn't fit your narrow definition.

ColonelKlink87

It's definitely something you have to be cautious with for sure. I've used a handful of services for trading and they all require this. I at minimum did a little research on the service before using it but not everyone will do that. Security would be a big focus on this if I get the itch to make it happen. What are your thoughts on Coinbase's Fast Connection option compared to API keys? From how I understand it at a high level, if uses your Coinbase account as the authorization method to trade instead of API keys. Also, a lot of exchanges offer whitelisting of IP address so this to me would be another additional security measure. I'm big into security as far as using every method I can to secure any online account I use but that's only as good as the provider of the service as well. Appreciate the feedback! :-D

CunningStunt_1

Vaguely. But not really. I only looked at QNT once several years ago and haven't since. So please correct me. It is a centralised API gateway. Which is fine if you can deal with the security risks this introduces. It's more designed to link existing systems to blockchains. Not specifically designed to link Blockchain to Blockchain, but there is no reason it couldn't. As far as I am aware it doesn't have the functionality to be built ontop off. It also doesn't have its own token standards to enable native cross chain tokenisation. Let me know what you think. I'm sure you are more knowledgeable then myself, as you bought QNT up!

stKKd

Many people left reddit because of their stupid API restrictions (no third party app)

Interesting-Cow-1652

That’s old data that hasn’t been updated since the end of 2023. Reddit became greedy and killed their open API. Honestly I would rely more on X stats for Bitcoin these days

pawgtube

Yeah, I'm also curious, has anyone actually tried integrating their API? I know this platform well, invested in their liquidity pools, but never heard about the API.