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Markets API: only display actively traded assets / markets #4826
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@jmacxx can you look into this |
I'm assuming that an asset traded within the past 365 days is active. That would produce lists with ~24 fiat and ~24 altcoins. Or would you prefer a narrower definition, e.g. 1 month, or 1 day? |
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Thanks, that's probably fine and we can always tweak it in the future if necessary |
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For more information see mempool/mempool#189, bisq-network/bisq#4831, and bisq-network/bisq#4826
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Adds a script to update list of Bisq markets from the active markets API, and updates the list using that script. For more information see mempool/mempool#189, bisq-network/bisq#4831, and bisq-network/bisq#4826
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Currently when bisq is launched with
--dumpStatistics=true
we output acrypto_currency_list.json
andfiat_currency_list.json
which is what is served from the Markets API at https://bisq.markets/api/marketsHowever, this is a very large list mostly full of de-listed coins that were never even traded on Bisq, or fiat currencies that aren't actively traded on Bisq. Many API users query every asset on the list every few minutes, which causes a huge load on the server.
Can you please create new files of only actively traded crypto and fiat assets?
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