Bitget has no futures ?
See original GitHub issue- CCXT version: 2.4.56
Why bitget exchange has futures to false ?
const exchange = new ccxt.bitget()
console.log("has", exchange.has)
print :
has {
publicAPI: true,
privateAPI: true,
CORS: undefined,
spot: true,
margin: false,
swap: true,
future: false,
option: false,
addMargin: true,
cancelAllOrders: true,
cancelOrder: true,
[...]
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ah I see two markets let me check
bitget has
swap
markets, which are perpetual futures, but it doesn’t have an expiring futures (that’s the meaning of thefuture
key)