A Trade Aggregation represents aggregated statistics on an asset pair (base and counter) for a specific time period.
Attributes
| Attribute |
Type |
|
| timestamp |
string |
start time for this trade_aggregation. Represented as milliseconds since epoch. |
| trade_count |
int |
total number of trades aggregated. |
| base_volume |
string |
total volume of base asset. |
| counter_volume |
string |
total volume of counter asset. |
| avg |
string |
weighted average price of counter asset in terms of base asset. |
| high |
string |
highest price for this time period. |
| high_r |
object |
highest price for this time period as a rational number. |
| low |
string |
lowest price for this time period. |
| low_r |
object |
lowest price for this time period as a rational number. |
| open |
string |
price as seen on first trade aggregated. |
| open_r |
object |
price as seen on first trade aggregated as a rational number. |
| close |
string |
price as seen on last trade aggregated. |
| close_r |
object |
price as seen on last trade aggregated as a rational number. |
Price_r Object
Price_r (high_r, low_r, open_r, close_r) is a more precise representation of a bid/ask offer.
| Attribute |
Type |
|
| n |
number |
The numerator. |
| d |
number |
The denominator. |
Thus to get price you would take n / d.
Endpoints
| Resource |
Type |
Resource URI Template |
| Trade Aggregations |
Collection |
/trade_aggregations?{orderbook_params} |
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