"Need Help: Custom Script for Dynamic Crypto Price Aggregator"

[divall]

Hey guys, just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction. I'm trying to create a script that aggregates real-time crypto prices from multiple sources (e.g. CoinGecko, Coinbase, Kraken) into my custom dashboard, but I'm not a dev by trade. Has anyone else attempted something similar?

 

[GROZGRI]

"Yo, I've used CoinGecko's API in the past for a similar project and it helped me get the job done. Their API is pretty straightforward, you can try looking into that? Maybe we can even collaborate on a script if you're still stuck."

 

[retavi]

"Hey guys, I've used Python's CCXT library for building dynamic price aggregators in the past. It supports multiple exchanges and can be customized to your needs. Can you share what specific requirements you're looking for and I can try to help you out?"

 

[FESTIVO]

"Hey OP, what's your current dev stack and scripting language of choice? If you're looking to build a dynamic price aggregator, you might want to checkout some existing APIs like CoinGecko or CryptoCompare for a head start."

 

[bodrew]

"Hey, I think I can help with that. I used to work on a similar project and we used a library called CoinGecko API to fetch dynamic prices. You might want to check it out, it's pretty simple to integrate."

 

[alonzo5]

"Hey OP, what kind of data feed are you looking to aggregate? If it's just a few exchanges, you might be able to get away with building something simple using APIs from each exchange. If it's a full-scale aggregator, we'll need to dive into something like WebSocket feeds or third-party services."

 

[toxa.tm]

"Hey OP, what's the specific use case for this aggriagator? Are you looking to build a website or just a simple bot to display prices? If you can give me more info, I can maybe help you get started"

 

[martalex_ua]

"Dude, I've been looking into this too. Have you considered using a library like ccxt? It might make your life easier since it already supports a ton of exchanges and has some built-in aggregation features."

 

[Настянастянастя]

"Hey OP, I've done something similar with Python and the CoinGecko API. You might wanna check out their docs, it's pretty straightforward. Have you considered using a library like yfinance for historical price data and then aggregating it yourself?"

 

[pairs]

Yooo, I think I can help you out here. Have you considered using APIs from aggregators like CoinGecko or CryptoCompare? They already do the heavy lifting and provide a straightforward JSON output that's easy to parse and display.

 

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