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How to get historical and current daily "closing" prices?
See original GitHub issueQuestion…
I’ve been reading the manual so this is likely to be me not understanding what I should be looking for. I’m trying to get the “closing” prices for one or more assets either historical or current. I’m using midnight UTC as the closing time. Not sure if there is a recommended way.
I tried using fetch_ohlcv for a small window but it seems convoluted and I’m not entirely sure I’m actually getting what I should be getting. Is there a recommended way or perhaps an example in the examples folder that is close to what I should be looking at? I don’t mind doing the work but any help narrowing down my search or an example would be great.
Thank you!
- OS: OSX and Ubuntu
- Programming Language version: Python 3 or JavaScript
- CCXT version: 1.18.603
- Exchange: Kraken
- Method: fetch_ohlcv?
Issue Analytics
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Wow @kroitor … that was probably the fastest response I’ve ever gotten from any Github issue. I was literally tipping a follow up question asking if I could do what you just described. So thank you very much for the response. I’ll go ahead and try that.
You add a pram to the call. fetch_ohlcv(‘ETH/USDT’, ‘1d’, timestamp).
Timestamp is in millisecond and is the start date of the data range. Example 1641565197193. Which is equal to a date and time from the date you want data. You can get this conversion at https://www.epochconverter.com/