REST/HTTP connectivity

REST over HTTP is a data distribution method offered by CONSTI to make its crypto price feeds available to customers. HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol and is a communication protocol between the user's application (client) and a CONSTI server hosting the API. It facilitates the exchange of requests and responses, defining how information is transmitted between the two entities.HTTP provides various request methods, such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, allowing users to specify the nature of their interaction with the API. The most common method for market data retrieval is GET, used to retrieve information from the server.Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) are used by HTTP to identify resources on the server. In the context of a cryptocurrency API, URIs represent specific...

What data distribution ways do you offer?

Depending on the crypto price feed you are using, these options are available to CONSTI customers for accessing the market data: WebSocket Users can connect to the Websocket API to receive real-time updates where the software client is automatically informed about price updates. This method is particularly useful for traders and applications requiring up-to-the-moment information. REST Users can interact with the cryptocurrency data using a HTTPS REST endpoint. This allows them to make secure HTTP requests to specific endpoints to retrieve data such as open, high, low, closing prices, real-time prices, or historical prices. Analytics Portal Customers of the CONSTI price feeds can also access the data using the Analytics Portal, ie to discover if exchanges or price feeds report...
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