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mrjune2040

If you have 100+ pages of transactions then you can surely afford to use Koinly? It will spit out a tax report in a few minutes once you’ve imported the transactions or connected API’s. And it’s customised for a ton of different tax regions. Not rocket science, and I suspect that I have a far more complicated crypto and transaction history than yourself (12 years of crypto participation).

AvengerDr

Not sure if allowed here. I created a webapp to automate DCA purchases. With the recent volatility I was frequently skipping them: *"Surely it can't go up this much, again!*. To remove the emotion from it, I decided to develop my own stacker bot. It was probably overkill, but now I must say it's really helping! Source and instructions on [github](https://github.com/Nomad-Soul/Crypto-Bot) In order for it to work you need to create API keys on an exchange (currently supports Kraken and Coinbase) and give it some money. No it won't steal yours, I actually had to make sure it wasn't uploading my own keys to github. I can't guarantee there are will be no bugs. I have been using it for about a month now (see picture) and I think I fixed most of them.

BrianS911

Been there this whole time ,Built up some fat ass bags of Oraichain,Storj,Dvpn,And a decent amount of defi tokens that preach read,Also gotta say API providers are gonna go off Link,Pyth,Api3 any oracle by nature is a rwa.

brianddk

> The official status page seems to understate the issue too Click week view not day view. You'll see complete and total failure of the FIX API, WS API and REST API. Without those services nothing on top of them will work. The 100% website uptime simply mean the Apache webserver stayed up and accurately displayed the "System connectivity issues" message.

murkforgian

I'm not sure crypto provides an opportunity for lower costs, but allows for more flexible pay-per-use or pay-per-second. For movie viewing, the best the Internet had was almost anything you want, unlimited viewing, $10 per month. Now that service doesn't have access to as much content. Access to all you want now requires multiple $15 monthly subscriptions What prevents pay-per-view? Until recently, the payment networks had a minimum cost per transaction, which makes monthly subscriptions cost-effective. See Amazon's per-view prices, typically $8 The other old-business practice which favors monthly subscriptions is ownership of the customer. You sign up and pay monthly. They record everything you search for and everything you watch A new model would eliminate the middleman. Instead of signing up with one or more catalog providers, pay $0.05 to download a movie from the movie producer (no sign-up). Download to keep and watch as many times as you want, no DRM, no limits. If you lose the file, pay another $0.05, download again As another comment says, this isn't actually a payment issue. It's inertia. The entire movie economy is stuck in the 20th century. The producer reassigns rights to a giant copyright aggregator, the lawyers negotiate licensing and the streaming aggregators own the customers Worse, most customers like the current system. Very few people can see the benefits of small-value pay-per-use The cloud service access idea has better prospects. The existing giant cloud providers are too inflexible to rent by the minute for small crypto payments. But they all offer API access, which can be exploited as a reseller platform and they do charge by the hour. So a reseller can pay a monthly usage AWS bill with his credit card and pass on the costs as pay-per-minute The awkward aspect of this is that crypto payment is only available via the middleman, because Amazon, Microsoft, Digital Ocean are unwilling to adopt crypto

Topsyturvytesticle

There was a first breach involving a misconfigured API key pulling data it shouldn't have been able to. Then a rogue Shopify employee/s leaked data. In this data was a database of details of customers who bought a Ledger device.

krakensupport

We are investigating reports from clients having difficulty connecting to the site and API as well as via mobile apps. We are working to resolve the issue and will update as soon as we have more information. Real time updates can be found at 👉 status.kraken.com Best, Pluto 🐙

krakensupport

Hey u/MissedMando, We are investigating reports from clients having difficulty connecting to the site and API as well as via mobile apps. We are working to resolve the issue and will update as soon as we have more information. Real time updates can be found at 👉 status.kraken.com Best, Pluto 🐙

krakensupport

Hey 👋, We are investigating reports from clients having difficulty connecting to the site and API as well as via mobile apps. We are working to resolve the issue and will update as soon as we have more information. Real time updates can be found at 👉 status.kraken.com Best, Pluto 🐙

OsloPanzer

Coinbased Advanced is decent - but the fact that is has no DCA feature is a pretty huge drawback. You either have to screw around with the API or do it manually, which makes you prone to be influenced by your day-to-day emotions - or use the recurring buy feature that is only available outside advanced mode with insane fees, and is a huge scam that moves your buy to the highest price point of the day.

harvested

Honestly? All these in general are huge. US ETFs, Hong Kong ETFs, Australia ETFs, There was even talk of a South Korean political party using ETFs as an election promise. The world is getting their traditional financial systems tapped into this asset class, an API if you will, and they're all buying the same bitcoin you are. Meanwhile more and more mom and pop businesses, as well as SMEs are adding it to their balance sheets. What happens when a large cap decides to? What happens when people realize it's harder money than gold? What happens when people realize the monetary premium on their investment properties has already been exhausted over the last 20 years and the government won't let it go any higher to prevent a housing crisis? You think the upcoming generation are going to pay $1.5 million for your shoebox condo in Sydney? Demand is only going up while supply is going down. Bitcoin has a decent chance to swallow the bloated monetary premiums of these other assets over the next 2 decades. It's gonna be a crazy ride.

Aerodynamic_Soda_Can

If memory serves, back when I was working with a coinbase API, there was an easy way to add bitcoin to the test wallet. It's been a while, but I figure transferring it to a testnet wallet might have worked?

harvested

Honestly? All these in general are huge. US ETFs, UK ETFs, Hong Kong ETFs, Australia ETFs, There was even talk of a South Korean party using it as an election promise. The world is getting their traditional financial systems tapped into this asset class, an API if you will, and they're all buying the same bitcoin you are. Meanwhile more and more mom and pop businesses, as well as SMEs are adding it to their balance sheets. What happens when a large cap decides to? What happens when people realize it's harder money than gold? What happens when people realize the monetary premium on their investment properties has already been exhausted over the last 20 years and the government won't let it go any higher to prevent a housing crisis? Demand is only going up while supply is going down. It's gonna be a crazy ride. Bitcoin had a decent chance to swallow the monetary premiums of other assets over the next 2 decades.

Glittering-Passion17

Airdrops and staking have been great ways for me to earn passive income. I've joined a few airdrops over the years, and many of them have turned out well. Staking, especially on simple/smooth projects like Eth, Ada and Kcs is a blessing. I've been accumulating more Push tokens in preparation for the upcoming API staking as announced by the team. I even got into NFT staking as well to accumulate some Ride tokens early last year, it's been another way for me to grow my crypto holdings.

WCLGOP

In order to get the lowest rates using Gemini, you need to use their API: [Watch this YouTube video to see how to get the lowest rates with Gemini using their API](https://youtu.be/h6r1h3am6kA?feature=shared)

FauxReal

Which is why I asked a question if the API got rid of sites like that because I haven't kept up. It would be pretty useful at the moment.

mastermilian

They used to. It used to keep an archive of all deleted comments if they hadn't been deleted within a short timeframe of creation (presumably due to some lags in the API). Sort of glad that isn't available anymore but I believe there are entire snapshots of Reddit still available for AI training etc.

WE_THINK_IS_COOL

Yeah, no academic cryptographer would call a digital signature scheme encryption, because the API and security definitions are completely different for encryption and signing. That said, I conceded that u/Rutakate97 is *technically* correct because if you look what ECDSA (for example) is doing, it's essentially a one-time pad encryption of the hash and the private key, along with a commitment to the one-time pad key, and verifying the signature is a kind of homomorphic computation using those "ciphertexts." In the end it's just semantics, I think it's most accurate to say that Bitcoin uses cryptography, but doesn't use encryption to protect private data.

FauxReal

Did the API change get rid of sites like ceddit and other reddit archive sites that show deleted content?

eZ_Aspect

Check out Normal Finance, links with your Coinbase or Binance API and automatically does just that

TomSurman

In principle, there's no reason you couldn't format your stock trades as a CSV and import them that way. Or enter the trades manually if there aren't a huge number of them. But it's not supported natively. It's set up to accept CSV trading histories, or API keys, from specific crypto exchanges.

matdac

i gave up on the API call, too slow. i have a database of known existing addresses with non zero balance (around 6 million rows). generating keys -> generating addresses. if there is a match, i save it

ske66

Quantum safety is on the roadmap for Ethereum. But the reason why it’s not common is because it’s very expensive to simulate quantum computers. To spin an emulator up to run Microsoft’s Q# you need 16GB of RAM. That’s just to simulate 8 Qbits. The technology to test and develop quantum crypto currencies does not exist at scale yet. Additionally, consumers will likely not be using quantum computers ever. We may interface with them via an API, but we might not ever have a quantum computer in our home because it is not a 1-1 replacement to a classic computer. It is used for different types of work that requires no real human interface

ckhumanck

the problem is, if the communication is missed and perhaps someone is automating through an API, regardless of "fault" there's no reason to make these "unrecoverable". charge a small fee and provide a warning after the first recovery that future transfers to that address will be lost. easy and fair.

longjumpsignal

Not sure if that will work reliably. Some banks have made an API for plaid to use. Depending on how it works it may not require your password or 2fa once linked.

Itsmariel26

Create a VALR acc, complete the competition registration form and integrate with VALR's API.

Prestigious_Long777

Do you have a 4.0 API key or subscription ? We can upload .pdf’s there and do a comparison but ChatGPT is not specialised for writing analysis. Agencies such as the FBI and CIA have really good tools to analyse electronic writing and look for similarities. We could try something like IBM’s Watson, we have SO much text to compare. Watson should be able to accurately match a writing profile. Watson needs about 1.000 words for good accuracy, we have a lot more! This would only tell us if the texts were written by someone with the same writing profile (hundreds of writing profiles are distinguished). If Satoshi and Hada have the same writing profile according to Watson. When checking multiple papers vs the bitcoin blog posts from Satoshi.. I would consider this very strong evidence Hada is Satoshi. (If we compare > 1.000 words at least).

DrXaos

And technically Algorand keeps on achieving with no failures, no downtime , high throughput, instant finality, a great clean API, and a Turing award winner designing its mathematics. Somehow nobody cares.

brianddk

Actually wrote the library because it was easier to get trade data from the API than from the exchange "tax center" The bot was just a test tool / toy since this exchange doesn't have a testnet / sandbox

agentpommes

I'd be interested in the code, just to check out the API to check the balance. :)

matdac

I'm doing a API call everytime to check the balance

croholdr

coinbase has a completely different interface and API for institutional trading. you're swimming with sharks.

aminok

Ethereum Layer 2 activity over the last week: || || |#||Name|Past day TPS|7d Change|Max daily TPS|30D Count|Data source| |1||Linea|53.28|+147.72%|55.70on 2024 Mar 31|46.68 M|Blockchain RPC| |2||Base|26.68|+53.80%|27.13on 2024 Mar 30|35.60 M|Blockchain RPC| |3||Arbitrum One|14.84|-14.59%|58.97on 2023 Dec 16|35.73 M|Blockchain RPC| |4||Ethereum|14.42|-2.62%|22.70on 2024 Jan 14|37.98 M|Blockchain RPC| |5||zkSync Era|11.73|-20.97%|62.07on 2023 Dec 16|34.18 M|Blockchain RPC| |6||Arbitrum Nova|9.67|-75.16%|54.90on 2024 Mar 05|97.25 M|Blockchain RPC| |7||OP Mainnet|6.95|-11.01%|11.29on 2024 Mar 27|17.25 M|Blockchain RPC| |8||Blast|4.57|-4.54%|9.40on 2024 Mar 01|9.70 M|Blockchain RPC| |9||Scroll|3.94|-31.11%|6.29on 2024 Feb 25|9.91 M|Blockchain RPC| |10||Mantle|2.69|-14.22%|25.47on 2023 Dec 27|6.83 M|Blockchain RPC| |11||Immutable X|2.50|+21.98%|39.35on 2022 Mar 11|7.43 M|Closed API| |12||Zora|1.84|+38.51%|1.89on 2024 Mar 31|2.83 M|Blockchain RPC| |13||ApeX|1.76|-13.84%|3.24on 2024 Feb 22|5.26 M|Closed API| |14||dYdX v3|1.44|+14.32%|11.45on 2022 Feb 15|4.75 M|Closed API| |15||Mode Network|1.24|-28.45%|2.21on 2024 Feb 05|3.08 M|Blockchain RPC| |16||Starknet|0.74|-49.38%|12.30on 2024 Feb 20|4.89 M|Blockchain RPC| |17||Metis|0.69|-4.15%|9.37on 2024 Jan 19|1.62 M|Blockchain RPC| |18||Manta Pacific|0.60|+1.07%|5.88on 2023 Dec 22|1.66 M|Blockchain RPC| |19||tanX|0.57|-22.22%|1.22on 2024 Feb 18|1.86 M|Closed API| |20||Sorare|0.41|-20.74%|2.31on 2022 Oct 23|1.45 M|Closed API| source: [https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity](https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity)

Spacesider

Change the password on that account, setup 2FA and make sure the hacker didn't setup any API authorisations on that account either.

CointestMod

#NFT Pro-Arguments Below is a NFT pro-argument written by a deleted user. > ####**Niche following** > > By now, we need accept that most communities, especially the technology and gaming communities, hate NFTs. Even the crypto community is quite skeptical about the practical use cases for NFTs, and they will likely remain a **very niche product** for the foreseeable future. > > NFTs are similar to everything else that attract criticism from more practical shoppers because they have little practical use. In this aspect, they are similar to Rolex watches, gacha waifus, game character skins, anime car decals, expensive designer t-shirts, brand-name medicine, etc. Even though these products are expensive and have little practical value, **they still make their owners happy**. And who are we to criticize others for spending money that goes towards increasing happiness. > > Some game items like character skins, tradeable gacha items, and Steam/game marketplace items could easily be turned into NFTs without changing gameplay, so there is an existing market for them. > > ####**Decentralized backend, allowing more auditability and access** > > NFTs can be stored on public, immutable blockchains. This gives their users more flexibility in controlling how they transfer and interact with them. It also provides an auditable record that anyone else could build an API to visualize or track the NFTs. **The community no longer has to rely on the front-end service provider for API tools since the blockchain already provides public access to the data source.** Communities can build markets and other visualizers for their NFTs on their own without needing additional permissions. > > Keeping NFTs on open ledgers is also useful for tracking unethical practices like wash sales and money laundering. > > ####**Automatic Royalties** > > NFTs can be set up as smart contracts that provide automatic royalties to the original creator. There is no need for an intermediary, who can often take a huge cut of the creator profits. > > ####**Potentially lower fees** > > Ethereum NFTs are insanely expensive. It can easily cost tens to hundreds of dollars to mint a Layer 1 Ethereum NFT even when there's little congestion. > > However, many NFT collections have now moved over to cheaper networks like Polygon, Solana, and Ethereum Layer 2 networks. For example, the Reddit collectible avatars only cost around $0.002 each to bulk-mint on Polygon. That's $50 total to mint the 27000 NFTs currently available for [my avatar set](https://polygonscan.com/address/0x466a330887bDF62D53f968EA824793150f07762e). Reddit doesn't have to pay for the backend of keeping track of all these NFTs or ongoing costs of concerning they're transferred, so it's orders of magnitude cheaper than it was on Ethereum. > > Most NFT marketplaces only charge 1-2% for listing fees, which is much cheaper than many traditional digital art marketplaces that charge 5-20% (e.g. ArtStation, DeviantArt). After all, they only need to provide the front end, not the backend or customer support for transfers. Even gaming communities like Steam charge a 5-10% commission fee for item trades. **People can skip marketplace fees by trading directly on the blockchain.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_NFT) to find submissions for other topics.

moonstone4759

A UTXO is inactive, not a wallet The coinbase UTXOs from 2009 are monitored by many people, expecting a signal of the second coming. Most of those people probably have their own nodes, not an hourly API hit on a Web explorer

moonstone4759

Core has no address index, except if you're using Core as a wallet, it knows your own addresses. Those wallet RPC commands are only for your own wallet, not useful for an explorer The Core API is never going to give you any information about arbitrary addresses

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; On March 27, hackers impersonated Decrypt, sending a phishing email to newsletter subscribers about a fake token airdrop. Initially, Decrypt mistakenly blamed their email service provider, MailerLite, but later clarified that the breach was due to a compromised Decrypt password key, not MailerLite's fault. The phishing campaign was executed using MailerLite's API from a specific IP address, targeting Decrypt's email list but excluding Decrypt staff emails. Despite the scam, only one reader attempted to connect their wallet to the fraudulent address. Decrypt apologized to MailerLite and is investigating the incident with law enforcement. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SoftwareSource

Link your exchange wallet API for 50% bigger yield!

CyberPunkMetalHead

I'm not sure how they work but do you have to give those bots your private key? Because if you do that's is a massive security risk. Trading bots on exchanges that work with API keys are infinitely more secure since you can choose what permissions to give that key.

Frogolocalypse

> The core Algorand SDK providing Algorand protocol API calls, which AlgoKit Utils wraps, What do you think 'wraps' means? God you people are easily manipulated.

sunkenrocks

You don't know what an SDK is, do you? It's wrapping API and function calls you execute on the algorand virtual machine. The fact the algokit-cli tool wraps other calls on your own machine is, again, irrelevant. You literally don't understand what you're reading and are calling others easily manipulated.

sunkenrocks

No, Algokit is a set of tools including a CLI and documentation as well as SDKs and other tools. See GitHub: https://github.com/algorandfoundation/algokit-cli >Development: AlgoKit provides SDKs, tools and libraries that help you quickly and effectively build high quality Algorand solutions: >AlgoKit Utils (Python | TypeScript): A set of utility libraries so you can develop, test, build and deploy Algorand solutions quickly and easily >algosdk (Python | TypeScript) - The core Algorand SDK providing Algorand protocol API calls, which AlgoKit Utils wraps, but still exposes for advanced scenarios >Algorand Python: A semantically and syntactically compatible, typed Python language that works with standard Python tooling and allows you to express smart contracts (apps) and smart signatures (logic signatures) for deployment on the Algorand Virtual Machine (AVM). Now who is easily manipulated by summary paragraphs?

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Alchemy Pay has invested in UK-based fintech LaPay UK Ltd, securing an Authorised Payment Institution (API) License regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority. This strategic move is part of Alchemy Pay's global expansion, aiming to secure over 20 licenses worldwide. The partnership with LaPay will enhance Alchemy Pay's Web3 payment services, including local fiat currency transfers and foreign exchange. Alchemy Pay's investment in LaPay represents a significant step in integrating traditional finance with Web3, positioning itself alongside major financial players venturing into Web3 fintech. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

slash_networkboy

Conceptually it's not hard. I used Perl to write the scripts. API interface to the trading platform is required (most CEX's have this) and you'll need to learn how to use it. The script itself just knows the basics needed and is fairly brain dead: * input configuration info (symbol, number of tokens to transact, spread, etc.) * ID all open orders with a given symbol (should only be one in my case) * get the sell price on the current order (a stop loss order) * get the current market sell price * if the current order price is greater than the current market price less the spread then do nothing * if the current order price is less than the current market price less the spread then cancel the current order and make a new stop loss order with the price set at (current market less spread) for the total number of tokens to transact. * Sleep for configured time then repeat. What this does is ratchet up your stop loss price behind the current market price by a set spread, either expressed as percentage, basis points, or absolute value... hell with a bit of math you could set it as a spread based on the ratio to another token if you really wanted to (not entirely sure why but you could). When the market price falls below the prior market price but still above the set spread the order remains unchanged, if the market price falls below the set price the order fills. If/when the market price goes up then this makes a new order at a higher price (again market less spread). There are dragons here to be aware of though: Most CEX's treat stop losses as market orders for fees, this means they will have the higher/highest transaction fees. If you set your spread too tightly or if the market is too volatile then you will fill the order prematurely, if the spread is too big you won't get out soon enough. If the sleep time is too tight you will react to every single peak and valley, if the sleep time is too long you won't ratchet up as well. There are sooooooooo many ways to make this script better and more complex, BUT then you increase the chance for bugs and errors and you're really starting to make an automated trading engine at some point, which wasn't the point of this at all. It's whole purpose was to simply capture somewhere around the peak and call it good enough, which when I bought into a bear was all I needed.

roes0059

When will I be able to connect my bitbox02 via API?

wikibruiser

API3 has the highest potential IMHO

aminok

Ethereum Layer 2 activity over the last week: | | | | | | | | | | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | :-: | | # | | Name | Past day TPS | 7d Change | Max daily TPS | 30D Count | Data source | | 1 | | Arbitrum Nova | 38.92 | -1.99% | 54.90on 2024 Mar 05 | 112 M | Blockchain RPC | | 2 | | Linea | 24.51 | +72.90% | 24.51on 2024 Mar 24 | 31.31 M | Blockchain RPC | | 3 | | Base | 16.68 | +30.18% | 23.98on 2024 Mar 16 | 23.02 M | Blockchain RPC | | 4 | | zkSync Era | 16.26 | +8.38% | 62.07on 2023 Dec 16 | 37.69 M | Blockchain RPC | | 5 | | Arbitrum One | 15.19 | +32.34% | 58.97on 2023 Dec 16 | 30.07 M | Blockchain RPC | | 6 | | Ethereum | 14.24 | +2.22% | 22.70on 2024 Jan 14 | 37.28 M | Blockchain RPC | | 7 | | OP Mainnet | 6.44 | +2.61% | 10.43on 2023 Jul 27 | 14.18 M | Blockchain RPC | | 8 | | Scroll | 5.39 | +4.11% | 6.29on 2024 Feb 25 | 9.27 M | Blockchain RPC | | 9 | | Blast | 4.20 | +56.41% | 9.40on 2024 Mar 01 | 7.91 M | Blockchain RPC | | 10 | | Immutable X | 2.76 | +23.91% | 39.35on 2022 Mar 11 | 6.53 M | Closed API | | 11 | | ApeX | 1.89 | -3.64% | 3.24on 2024 Feb 22 | 5.62 M | Closed API | | 12 | | Mode Network | 1.78 | +18.93% | 2.21on 2024 Feb 05 | 2.50 M | Blockchain RPC | | 13 | | Zora | 1.51 | +13.27% | 1.63on 2023 Aug 17 | 2.50 M | Blockchain RPC | | 14 | | Starknet | 1.36 | -50.78% | 12.30on 2024 Feb 20 | 5.63 M | Blockchain RPC | | 15 | | dYdX v3 | 0.82 | -52.29% | 11.45on 2022 Feb 15 | 5.43 M | Closed API | | 16 | | tanX | 0.69 | -5.56% | 1.22on 2024 Feb 18 | 2.12 M | Closed API | | 17 | | Manta Pacific | 0.54 | -20.81% | 5.88on 2023 Dec 22 | 1.39 M | Blockchain RPC | | 18 | | rhino.fi | 0.54 | +9.10% | 1.71on 2023 Nov 09 | 1.31 M | Closed API | | 19 | | Metis | 0.48 | +17.61% | 9.37on 2024 Jan 19 | 2.12 M | Blockchain RPC | | 20 | | Sorare | 0.38 | -8.32% | 2.31on 2022 Oct 23 | 1.47 M | Closed API | source: [https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity](https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity)

uwu2420

“Checking the game ID against the blockchain record” So I work in software engineering, let’s walk through what this entails: - The publisher to run a blockchain node (surely you don’t want someone to fake the state of the chain, right? How big is the Ethereum chain again, compared to maybe a gig at most for even a particularly large game’s accounts database) - The publisher to run an API allowing the game to query a license against your blockchain node (again, don’t want anyone to intercept the communication and fake the state of the chain) - An anti-tamper/anti-debugging product such as Denuvo (which is what you probably know as “DRM” — this prevents the user from easily patching out your license check) - User requires an internet connection to your license server to securely query the blockchain (imagine how frustrating it is to play a single player game that requires an online license check every time) Also you’re still thinking of DRM as something necessary. I prefer my games to be DRM free. (Insert we are not the same meme)

biba8163

> Charli3 is an oracle service...eyes and ears of a smart contract, providing real-world information...API serves as a bridge between the oracle service and Mehen’s bank accounts A fly by night company with no history and no reputation could easily game the system by: 1. Updating/altering the token issuance smart contract 2. Move funds into the bank accounts, mint tokens and move funds out > Convenient of you the ignore the biggest stablecoin I don't hold stablecoins. If I were to, I would hold USDC not Tether. Even so if I were to have to choose between Tether and USDM...well Tether might be shady but USDM has zero history, zero reputation, zero backing from anyone reputable so anyone with common sense would be avoiding this like the plague > just checked your history, you devote your life to hating Cardano Not just Cardano. Lots of shitcoin scams where snakeoil sales scammers like Hoskinson lure low IQ crypto noobs

Large_South8621

NIce work. What API are you using to assimilate this data?

i0X

Will there be an API?

Brilliant-Economy898

OPEN ecosystem, previously known as GET Protocol They are crypto dinosaurs, started in Amsterdam in 2016, raised ETH in an ICO, and started building the guardrails for on-chain ticketing. Alongside their protocol, they created a ticketing company called GUTS Tickets which became a preferred ticketeer for a major venue in the Netherlands. They were meant as a showcase for the white-label solution but grew to the top of ticket companies in the Netherlands (and it's an insanely crowded landscape for such a small country). The solution includes everything, from the website to the app, to the event organizer tools. Next to that, they have the Digital Twin solution which is an API to use the same NFT ticketing engine as the White Label and more or less the starting point for existing ticketing that wants more data about their ticketing life cycle up to NFTs and web3 entries. To date, they have 20+ integrators in several countries around the world for both the White Label as well as the Digital Twin integrators. They are, for example, working with one of the largest ticketing companies in the Netherlands and the Dutch GP to share in-app unique track collectables and add additional benefits to them. The GET token is used to power the ticketing. Integrators need to buy GET from the open market to be able to ticket events. The GET is locked for the entire event life cycle and gets distributed upon ticket scanning at the event. Portion flows to the DAO (currently containing ~6,25M in GET tokens), a big chunk to the GET Foundation, and a chunk to GET stakers (~33% of circulating supply stakes). The token has a fixed supply. Now, why am I only telling you now? Well.. they have been building and building, survived the black Swan event (COVID lockdowns for 2 years globally), outpacing literally hundreds of NFT Ticketing projects, raised ~5M in the bearest of times last year, and are now ready to push the narrative big time. In the following weeks, • ⁠GET will rebrand (with the help of the MC/Beam team) • ⁠Open token migration • ⁠List on a big CEX • ⁠Reveal the on-chain ticketing coalition with major industry partners • ⁠Reveal new major contracts • ⁠Perform web3-focused marketing for the first time in its existence It still has only a 40M market cap and it has been flying under the radar for a long long time.

kyozu8

OPEN ecosystem, previously known as GET Protocol They are crypto dinosaurs, started in Amsterdam in 2016, raised ETH in an ICO, and started building the guardrails for on-chain ticketing. Alongside their protocol, they created a ticketing company called GUTS Tickets which became a preferred ticketeer for a major venue in the Netherlands. They were meant as a showcase for the white-label solution but grew to the top of ticket companies in the Netherlands (and it's an insanely crowded landscape for such a small country). The solution includes everything, from the website to the app, to the event organizer tools. Next to that, they have the Digital Twin solution which is an API to use the same NFT ticketing engine as the White Label and more or less the starting point for existing ticketing that wants more data about their ticketing life cycle up to NFTs and web3 entries. To date, they have 20+ integrators in several countries around the world for both the White Label as well as the Digital Twin integrators. They are, for example, working with one of the largest ticketing companies in the Netherlands and the Dutch GP to share in-app unique track collectables and add additional benefits to them. The GET token is used to power the ticketing. Integrators need to buy GET from the open market to be able to ticket events. The GET is locked for the entire event life cycle and gets distributed upon ticket scanning at the event. Portion flows to the DAO (currently containing ~6,25M in GET tokens), a big chunk to the GET Foundation, and a chunk to GET stakers (~33% of circulating supply stakes). The token has a fixed supply. Now, why am I only telling you now? Well.. they have been building and building, survived the black Swan event (COVID lockdowns for 2 years globally), outpacing literally hundreds of NFT Ticketing projects, raised ~5M in the bearest of times last year, and are now ready to push the narrative big time. In the following weeks, - GET will rebrand (with the help of the MC/Beam team) - Open token migration - List on a big CEX - Reveal the on-chain ticketing coalition with major industry partners - Reveal new major contracts - Perform web3-focused marketing for the first time in its existence It still has only a 40M market cap and it has been flying under the radar for a long long time.

LishtenToMe

Gets csv from exchange, link it to crypto tax software, done. Linking directly is easy too if that's an option, just get a read only API key from the exchange usually. Won't matter if anyone gets that key because they won't be able to do anything with it. Honestly my experience is that the exchanges themselves are more annoying than the crypto tax companies. The CSV file I got from Fold was the worst I've ever seen in my life, totally useless. Had to put in those transactions manually lol

Cat7o0

I'm unsure if they've stolen funds. seems they've possibly done some shady business like shutting down deposits however they claimed API issues always. the pyrin issue did truly seem to be API but they also had issues with nautilis. honestly right now I'm just going to use it no matter what because it's the only exchange I know of that allows trades below $1

nadhsib

Use the Binance (or any other) API to get historical Klines (candles). Or you can download zipped CSV if you prefer.

Psyche_sith

I\`m investing on API3 and Pyth. API3 because its great project and have nice potential. Pyth because they have nice support from giants.

Monkeyinchief

Check out the app cryptotrax https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portfolio.currency.crypto.cryptotrax Clean interface, sources the data via API. No overhead. Works.

Liamerkul

Actually its possible to buy directly if you use they API😅

crashbdx

Well, technically, blockchain cannot run any LLM on chain, maybe small AI but major LLM would be way to big and demanding in terms or storage and ressources. Because of that, the idea of connecting Blockchain and AI, even just as a "middleware" to fetch off chain AI API still make sens. I'm developer of [blockai.dev](http://blockai.dev), which is also a Blockchain & AI project, we basically offer to run Agents similarly to how blockchain nodes work, these agents can resolve AI requests for a fee, this allow any dApp to request an AI Task and receive the result through a callback and then use it on chain. This is a needed first step to use AI in Blockchain projects. Being able to verify the requested data is indeed important and something not yet handled by most projects but we are all still early in building around this, there is way to handle it and they should be implemented as next steps. Areas we are exploring at BAI for this are a DAG based approach for oracle networks or, another possible option is using seeds, API like OpenAI for example allow to use "seed" with request which allow to generate (mostly) consitant results therefore we could image that each Agents of the network have a seed and is required to use it in all it's request. From there we could imagine to have something where everytime one agent would be processing a request, another one, selected randomly, would verify the request using the processing agent seed. Agent would get flagged and excluded if verification fail. You can read more about it: [https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/reproducible\_outputs\_with\_the\_seed\_parameter](https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/reproducible_outputs_with_the_seed_parameter)

BishopDanimal

So what this reminds me of are my early days of software development when I was one of the original Apple Fanboys learning to program on a 64K compact Mac. I still have my 68ke. There was a book I read entitled “Tog on Interface”. He was espousing on UI design - Apple used gestalt psychology as the approach to their designs (pirated from Xerox). They even had a system API called the Gestalt manager that would tell you everything about the system environment. My point is there is usually a decision made between offering a user power versus ease of use. Offering power means the user is required to know details and various options given them to manage their system, and the ease of use utilizes the 80/20 rule and handles most of the details for the user. Users relinquish power for ease of use. So the challenge is on for who can build a better mouse trap, as it were, that allows users to take advantage of these incredible opportunities and yet let them turn off the autopilot as they learn more. The masses are here. We just have to put the facade over the dos prompt and make things accessible.

Nixisworld

I used an automation to achieve that and it updates the price using API. So far it supports almost all the coins. I get that Notion has a step learning curve, but it's worth it in the end.

RTrancid

Bitcoin is PoW, ETFs are just an API for tradfi, ie, more demand.

iamjide91

I did already. I bought the shib dip, if we make new lows at this point, I'm ready to add to my stack. I also bought DIA, LINK, and API3. I think those are three solid oracles that we are yet to see explode in this bull run.

GodGMN

The fact that AI started to be good right after they were implemented didn't do any good. I remember when the Coinsfeed bot was seen as mindblowingly good for an automated bot, there were many people who didnt even believe it was a bot because "how the fuck is a machine writing so well that we cannot distinguish it from a real human being??" When other LLM like ChatGPT (and most importantly its API) were freed to the public the issue only became bigger and bigger Of course you had the low effort/skill bots which you could notice that it was an AI miles ahead, but those who were a bit more intelligent used comments from this very own subreddit in order to fine-tune the AI model. For those who may not know, this essentially means that the AI now speaks like your average CC redditor, instead of speaking like an AI assistant. I know that there were at least a couple dozen of those set up and people even argued with them. Now that moons aren't a thing anymore I guess it's okay to say what was happening, back then I feared they would go from a couple dozen to a couple hundred just because I said how to do it correctly.

ominous_anenome

I pull price info directly from the coingecko API -- I think aggregates prices every so often so might not have reported the ath if it was only reached for a bit

4biddenpleasure

Put into Ai and Gaming coins, both big narratives. Outside of that $NEAR, $AVAX, ONDO, API3…there’s many. Don’t fade this bull market, it’s far from over. Check your coins in a years time.

Prestospin

Coinstats works fine for me, I have copy/pasted all my wallet addresses and connected the CEXes I use via API, pulls all the data and keeps them in one place, so I have a great understanding of my holding while the market grows and can take juicy profits

C01n_sh1LL

Metamask stopped loading the conversion rate successfully a few months ago, for me. I've been assuming that whatever API Metamask uses to fetch these, dropped the token at some point after it tanked.

technotrader

I was a happy Coinbase user for nearly ten years; made hundreds of trades and transfers. Then my coin got stuck and I couldn't get an explanation.. support would just make shit up like "you have limit orders pending" and others. Switched to Kraken, and support is definitely more responsive and competent. They also try to improve.. they actually offered to pay me $100 for an interview. My java API library (knowm/xchange) also dropped support for Coinbase. Done with them.

HSuke

Please read their dev documentation. Nowhere does it mention artificial intelligence or machine learning. It can do 2 things: - Create a basic chatbot using a script (just like any smart contract blockchain) - Fetch unverifiable data from off-chain using API in a completely centralized fashion. Something like Chainlink, except Chainlink is decentralized because it requires M out of N nodes to agree that the data is correct. This is the part some people are saying can be used for AI, but they're not even going that far to say that in their dev documentation.

HSuke

Please read the developer documentation first before making these claims. It has no native AI capabilities. It fetches it off-chain like Chainlink, but Chainlink is decentralized and uses blockchains while Fetch is just a centralized API request.

aminok

Ethereum Layer 2 activity over the last week, via [https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity](https://l2beat.com/scaling/activity) |#|Name|Past day TPS|7d Change|Max daily TPS|30D Count|Data source| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |1||Arbitrum Nova|43.71|+12.06%|54.90 on 2024 Mar 05|93.51M|Blockchain RPC| |2||Base|15.39|+234.87%|21.29 on 2023 Sep 14|14.41M|Blockchain RPC| |3||Ethereum|15.19|+8.24%|22.70 on 2024 Jan 14|35.73M|Blockchain RPC| |4||Arbitrum One|15.09|+73.97%|58.97 on 2023 Dec 16|24.60M|Blockchain RPC| |5||zkSync Era|13.90|+20.27%|62.07 on 2023 Dec 16|38.71M|Blockchain RPC| |6||Linea|10.12|-2.80%|16.34 on 2024 Mar 09|22.79M|Blockchain RPC| |7||OP Mainnet|8.38|+99.93%|10.43 on 2023 Jul 27|12.06M|Blockchain RPC| |8||Starknet|3.90|+97.88%|12.30 on 2024 Feb 20|7.84M|Blockchain RPC| |9||Blast|3.35|+25.30%|9.40 on 2024 Mar 01|5.38M|Blockchain RPC| |10||dYdX v3|3.24|+67.63%|11.45 on 2022 Feb 15|5.15M|Closed API| |11||Scroll|2.84|+33.83%|6.29 on 2024 Feb 25|8.57M|Blockchain RPC| |12||Immutable X|2.82|+29.46%|39.35 on 2022 Mar 11|6.32M|Closed API| |13||ApeX|2.19|+13.36%|3.24 on 2024 Feb 22|6.33M|Closed API| |14||Mantle|2.08|-1.22%|25.47 on 2023 Dec 27|6.23M|Blockchain RPC| |15||Mode Network|1.19|+123.49%|2.21 on 2024 Feb 05|2.11M|Blockchain RPC| |16||Zora|1.13|+55.41%|1.63 on 2023 Aug 17|2.17M|Blockchain RPC| |17||Manta Pacific|0.78|+50.56%|5.88 on 2023 Dec 22|1.28M|Blockchain RPC| |18||Sorare|0.73|+2513.24%|2.31 on 2022 Oct 23|1.56M|Closed API| |19||DeGate V1|0.46|+55.78%|0.48 on 2024 Mar 05|565K|Explorer API| |20||[rhino.fi](http://rhino.fi)|0.45|+42.85%|1.71 on 2023 Nov 09|1.34M|Closed API|

Dazzling_Marzipan474

I liked Gate but they screwed me. I can't use them anymore because I'm from the USA. My API transactions weren't right and they won't let me get another API or even send me my transaction history. It sucked because I traded shit coins there and lost $2k and coulda used that to offset taxes.

Peewee223

Real-time feeds of every news article & live sentiment analysis on most of the major social media outlets being fed into AI models that cost $10B to train and $1M/hr to operate. Remember last year when Reddit raised their API prices and everyone freaked out? They don't give a shit about the little guys running bots, they just wanted a bigger cut of fintech analyzing /r/wallstreetbets :P

DarknssWolf

u/HitBTC withdrawals for DOGE (and manipulating the price). I was trading BTC and ETH on the exchange at the time because of the API's and Elon had the thing with DOGE and DOGE went parabolic, but not on HitBTC. Where DOGE was \~0.7usdglobally on HitBTC it only got to \~0.3usd and then plummeted. Because of Elon and and and, along with HitBTC lies. I couldent get the money off the exchange in time and lost it ALL because I figured they would fix the withdraws. They still havent fixed anything.

BeefOnWeck24

using kucoin and now not being able to get an API to do my taxes

Sugarbird676

Most exchanges have an API, which basically means you can get a code which you enter into your tax software, and it can pull trading data for you and stay in sync. So it doesn’t matter which you do first.

Pythagosaurus69

Yup funds are coming soon. It's really hard gathering data from multiple API sources because most APIs want a lot of $$$ to use their services, save a few. Getting funds working is a high priority item for me.

Acce55

They have a very simple API. Risk Value only at the moment but a strategy dictionary has been submitted as an FR. They seem pretty good at responding to requests having such a small team. I'll get round to putting mine on GitHub once I've tidied it up but you're right it's dead simple.

Kh_0502

open source? Sounds easy enough though, does AS have an API or do you scrape it?

Kh_0502

I'm thinking about automating this using an API from a marketplace, and making an open source webapp for it. But why would you want to sell only when you hit an exact point in the risk metric, and not (lets say) weekly dynamic dca based on the risk metric. I guess both strategies have downsides. Like selling 40% at 0.9 doesn't guarantee that it will hit 0.9, and selling weekly works less if the top is very short (like a peak), which would've hit the 0.9. Or that you only sell a small part at 0.9 because you're selling weekly. Maybe there is a combination possible though. Any ideas would be lovely

tkuid

Might start looking for some alternatives. Not happy with the API either..

stilldreamy

Seems pretty great. Anyone can create their own subnet. Each subnet exposes it's own A.I. service through an API. Each subnet gets rewarded with more TAO emissions if it has better AI. That last part is an oversimplification. It was created by game theory nerds that keep tweaking the rules in order to incentivize actually improving the AIs and making more AIs. So it doesn't necessarily require the creators of Bittensor to be great at AI, they are just blockchain and cryptocurrency to incentivize other people to build and release AIs to their platform. I would like to learn more about the actual cryptocurrency itself aside form all the subnets and A.I. stuff. Is it account based or UTXO? Is that part of it proof of stake or proof of work? I would like to learn more about if any of the AI services are actually hosted on the blockchain. How does the API work? I would like to learn more about how one goes about using the services of a subnet. Do you have to pay in TAO to use it? I know there are UIs that use it as a backend that don't always charge users, that's not what I'm asking. I'm kind of hoping that is the case so that the TAO itself actually has some intrinsic value, actually allows you to do something you can't do without it. On the flip side, having to pay in TAO to use an AI seems really bad. Volatile, taxed investments and payments for goods and services don't mix well from the perspective of users that just want to use an AI. I'm not sure how you can have your cake and eat it to with this one...

totalfuckwit

A lot of users dropped off Reddit after the API changes, I just use old reddit still. A lot were bots as well shilling coins.

quarantinemyasshole

Really makes you wonder just how many bots there were on this site before the API changes. I think the vast majority of commenting on major subs like this were bot driven. This sub has 7.6 *million* subscribers, and only 2000ish people "online" at any given point. The math ain't mathing.

DarkKitten13

Kucoin API already poopin itself. How are the other exchanges holding up?

Nutshell1994

Ive used Koiny for years w/o problem. Sounds like an API issue. I had to update mine with CB this year, zero issues.

MalcomRey9988

I don't agree with your post that it is bad. I had a problem with coinbase, I had to delete API access to it on Coinbase side and redo auto-sync feature. I actually don't think it was on Koinlys side of things...I think it happened after an update Coinbase did. Also if I have issues with it another way that can help is and what I've had to use in the past for a quick fix is going to the "reports" section in CB. Generate a CSV file with all the boxes saying "all" whatever the box is for. I've been using crypto software to do my taxes since like 2017...I've probably spend 2-3k on various software because I've had years where I have thousands of trades and I'm not doing that all my hand and Koinly seems to be the best and gets everything as close to the actual numbers. You still have to sometimes fix things here and there with manual edits...no software is perfect but Koinly has been the best one so far. I've been using Koinly every year since 2021 and so far I haven't had any issues. I just used them this year again and everything was accepted. Is it possible you closed your account if you don't have access to it or you have more trades and need to pay for a higher tier?

chestyspankers

I'm pretty sure the coinbase API is still working. OP is complaining about missing a more automated API connection? The same you have to do with every other exchange?

sM0k3dR4Gn

I'm not sure. I just got a call saying that they were CB fraud detection and that some several states away just accessed my account and was trying to to change the password and drain my account. I told them I'm not in that state and he asked if I was in ... And I said yes. They told me my acct had been accessed through a coin tracker exploit and that they were disabling the API and freezing my account. Then he tells me that the only way to properly secure the account is to move all available funds to a new secure CB wallet. We were in the phone for over an hour as he walked me through the entire setup. This included multiple email links with official cb headers and addresses and text messages with links that worked just like I was talking to CB. When it was done I thanked him profusely for his patience as my flu brain made everything slower. An hour later my new wallet emptied itself. I know now cb will never cold call you, but at the time it just didn't feel like a scam. He was very professional and well spoken and super polite. Only lost a couple grand but still hurts. Feeling real dumb.

AntDog

With Koinly, you have an option to mark a Withdrawal transaction as "Add to Pool." Use that option for staking. When you withdraw your stake, find the Deposit transaction. Note the details (date/time, TX hash, etc.), then delete the transaction (soft delete, not permanent). You have to delete it because you are not allowed to manually split an API transaction. You then have to make TWO Deposit transactions using the same details. One is for your original staked crypto; after you make it mark it as "Remove from Pool." The second is for your staking reward. That one is tagged as Reward, you will have to mark the checkbox that says "Ignore duplicate TX hash" or something like that. It should only count your staking reward as taxable income after that. Hope that helps! Disclaimer: exact tax rules vary from country to country, etc.

Chillers

As long as you use read only on the API it's only sharing information that's already publicly accessible on a crypto ledger.

psybx

It's just an aggregator (hence aggr) from all the public order book buy/sells across the major exchanges that provide a public API. It doesn't show you things like OTC trades since those are private, so it's only a snap shot of all the market trades that are happening at any one time (which is why you don't see massive $millions/trades since those are generally done OTC).

fuzzyduck88

Na it gives the warning: *”The Crypto.com API only provides trades from the last 6 months. Older trades will need to be added using CSV files”*

primordial-gloop

There should be an option to do it from the beginning when making API key.

articles537

Ive used it for 3 years now, autosyncing multiple exchanges and wallets, its trustable, they cant touch your crypto if you set read only access for the API

primordial-gloop

I use koinly and it was easy to setup all API keys, just read the instructions on what exactly you need to accept and not accept. It must be easy if I did it without setting one up before lol. As for security, I don't think there's a risk if you've set up API keys correctly like read only and not selecting deposit or withdrawals options. Like I said I found it easy and had 4 exchanges setup and a tax report in about 40 mins with the syncing taking the most of that amount of time.

TissueUnflawed

Graphical https://pro.coinbase.com/trade/BTC-USD All the trading exchanges allow downloading the entire order book via API. Hire a competent programmer and do whatever analysis you want