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Crypto Price Tracker CoinMarketCap Launches Professional Data Feed

Crypto price tracker coinmarketcap launches professional data feed

Crypto Price Tracker CoinMarketCap Launches Professional Data Feed


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Cryptocurrency price tracker and data aggregator CoinMarketCap has launched a new suite of professional API services designed for cryptocurrency funds and developers.

CMC Launches Professional API

The website has long provided users with a basic, zero-fee API, but the new product offers more data points, as well as higher rate limits to meet the needs of professional users such as trading firms.

The “hobbyist” tier starts at $79 per month, while the “professional” tier will set projects back $699 per month. The service also offers an enterprise-level API that can be customized to meet a fund or developer’s specific needs.

“As part of our mission to continue growing the cryptocurrency sector with our partners, our professional API will ensure that the CoinMarketCap data that users know and trust can be integrated into every application,” said Brandon Chez, founder of CoinMarketCap. “Our API comes with a best-in-class developer dashboard that will help every developer – from hobbyist to large-scale cryptocurrency product teams – make the most of our data.”

The release of CoinMarketCap’s suite of new professional data feed products follows the announcement earlier this month that the website was going to take increased steps to “over-provide” users with data and analytical tools, answering criticisms that the website did not always provide an accurate picture of the actual state of the cryptocurrency market.

CoinMarketCap Update Revamps Crypto Exchange Rankings

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Today’s update overhauls cmc’s cryptocurrency exchange rankings to make them look more like the coin rankings. | source: coinmarketcap

Toward that end, it removed minimum volume requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges seeking to publish their data to the platform, removing one incentive that upstart exchanges had to try to manipulate the website’s statistical algorithms to rank higher on CMC’s daily volume charts.

“Again, we want to state that our philosophy is to provide as much information as possible to our users, so that they can form their own conclusions and interpretations – and not introduce our own bias into that mix,” the company said at the time.

Tuesday’s platform update begins to fulfill that promise, with a new exchange-ranking system that gives users more tools to analyze exchange data. Prior to the update, volume statistics could only be viewed over a rolling 24-hour period; now, users can view volume by weekly and monthly intervals. Additionally, CMC now identifies what fee model an exchange uses since this can have a heavy impact on a venue’s notional volume.

CoinMarketCap also announced in today’s update that the company will begin adding data from derivatives markets and over-the-counter (OTC) exchanges to its platform, providing users with a more comprehensive view of the market outside of the spot cryptocurrency exchanges which most retail investors frequent.

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Published at Wed, 01 Aug 2018 21:19:33 +0000

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“Crypto-Shekel” May Be in the Cards for Israeli Lawmakers

Three government officials in Israel’s Ministry of Finance have confirmed they are considering issuing a state-sponsored cryptocurrency, the Shekel, to reduce the number of cash transactions within the middle eastern country.


The Push for a Regulated Digital Currency

The Bank of Israel is looking into the possibility of a state-sponsored digital currency, according to a few government officials that agreed to comment with the requirement of anonymity. The aim with this initiative is to reduce the country’s cash transactions, which are often viewed as being used for increased tax evasion and money laundering.

The Ministry of Finance is looking to include a clause in a piece of legislation due for approval in January that would help create the legal framework for a Israeli cryptocurrency. The clause will detail the proposal and give the Ministry the ability to start testing how this new currency would work and be distributed.

State-Sponsored Crypto Is All the Rage

Israel joins the growing list of countries that are adopting crypto and other blockchain technologies. Earlier this year, Bitcoin was declared legal tender in Japan, allowing businesses to accept the controversial currency just as it would accept fiat currencies. Japanese and South Korean banks are also testing how cryptocurrencies can be implemented to streamline cross-border payments between the two countries.

Japan is also set to launch their own currency in the coming year. With the support of many financial and regulatory bodies, they plan to launch their currency with the proposed name “J-coin” before the 2020 Olympic games in Tokyo. Sweden is also following the crypto-path, looking to launch an e-kronor in the future. They cite the fact that there is decreased cash usage in the Norwegian nation and that the country’s banks and businesses prefer non-cash payments. In fact, 900 of Sweden’s 1,600 banks no longer hold cash reserves or accept cash deposits.

Japanese Retail Investors Dominate Bitcoin Trading

Blockchain technology, which is essentially a public account that anyone can access to verify transactions, has huge implications for anyone trying stop financial fraud. It makes sense for governments to embrace the new technology, but we’ll have to wait and see how it will work at that level.

What do you think about state-sponsored cryptocurrencies? Do you think they’ll have a place in the market? Let us know in the comments below!


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