How to List Cryptocurrencies with the Mboum API
A crypto directory needs rank, supply, and a live quote on one page, and the coins endpoint returns that listing for page 1.
A crypto directory needs rank, supply, and a live quote on one page, and the coins endpoint returns that listing for page 1.
A coin page for bitcoin needs a holder count and the largest addresses, and the holders endpoint returns both for that key.
A dilution check for November 2023 needs the priced deals for that month, and the public offerings calendar returns them beside upcoming, filed, and withdrawn lists.
A volatility screen needs the contracts whose implied volatility moved the most, and the IV change endpoint lists those moves for direction UP.
An options board needs the underlyings with the heaviest volume, and the most-active endpoint ranks them with IV rank and put/call context.
A universe picker needs a page of stock symbols with a name and a last sale, and the tickers endpoint returns that page for type STOCKS.
An earnings page for AAPL needs fiscal-quarter revenue, EPS, and dividends in one table, and the revenue endpoint returns that layout.
A ticker card for AAPL needs an address, a sector, and the officers, and one profile module request returns that body.
A coin page needs a name, ticker, and official links for a slug such as bitcoin, and the profile endpoint returns them in one body.
A morning brief that copies macro releases from several calendars will miss whether a print beat or missed expectations.