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Where can I get all historical trades BTC price data?
(There are some similar questions, but I am looking for high-resolution data, while the previous questions asked for lower resolution data, such as daily prices.)
Where can I get all historical trades BTC price data?
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http://api.bitcoincharts.com/v1/csv/
Each of these files have every trade executed on the given exchange (except the last 15 minutes or so).
Thank you! http://api.bitcoincharts.com/v1/csv/mtgoxUSD.csv.gz worked
any idea what does last field represents ? – Jigar Joshi – 2014-03-05T03:49:33.113
1It's a Unix timestamp, the number of seconds since Jan 1st 1970. – Tyler – 2014-03-05T22:14:19.610
2that is first column – Jigar Joshi – 2014-03-05T22:14:45.553
Amount of BTC traded? It's been a while since I've looked at those. They have a timestamp, a price, and an amount. I just can't remember what order they're in. – Tyler – 2014-03-05T22:16:53.463
1Thanks last column values around 1 mostly, so is it that much sold or newly generated, how do I know how much was volume for sell / buy – Jigar Joshi – 2014-03-05T22:19:17.307
You have to use the timestamp. The volume in a minute/hour/day would be the sum of the amount of all trades in a range of seconds a minute/hour/day long. Like, the minute volume for Jan 1 1970 00:00 to 00:01 would be the sum of all trades with timestamps 0 to 59. Since every trade is a buy and a sell, the volume is the same both ways. – Tyler – 2014-03-05T22:24:27.503
so one record looks like 1393887724,646.001000000000,0.600000000000
so time is Mon Mar 03 15:02:04 PST 2014 price is right compared with other sources, and last might be volume of trade as you are saying, but what does that trade mean actually is it (number of sell - number of buy / time avg) ? – Jigar Joshi – 2014-03-05T22:31:54.177
Tyler, the direction of the trade, i.e. whether you buy or sell from the orderbook, is absolutely essential! This is what makes the price! Unfortunatelly it seems impossible to decode the direction of the trade from this data :-( Or is it there? – TMS – 2018-09-07T08:30:32.343
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You might want to try http://www.cryptodatasets.com/ It has free raw data and sampled data from Bitfinex and HitBtc (currently).
P.S. it's my website
Thanks a lot for the link. This might be a silly question, but how do you actually download the data from http://www.cryptodatasets.com/? I have created an account on 'pythonanywhere.com', which it keeps redirecting me to, but I get a '403 Access Denied' error. Jens
Should be working properly now – Dany V – 2017-11-10T15:08:59.483
@DanyV - are associated with cryptodatasets.com? If so, you should note that in your answer. – Max Vernon – 2017-11-10T17:38:41.253
1@MaxVernon done! – Dany V – 2017-11-11T00:37:05.850
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You can also use their JSON API: http://bitcoincharts.com/about/markets-api/ to get updates to your already downloaded historical data.
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Founder & developer of https://tardis.dev here. It's an API I've built that provides high resolution cryptocurrency historical raw market data — tick-by-tick trades, full order book depth snapshots & delta updates, quotes, liquidations etc. There were already services providing similar data, but were very expensive or didn't have all the data I needed - like tick by tick order book updates etc.
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Check out www.kaiko.com, we offer tick-by-tick trade data for 2000+ currency pairs, over 25 of the largest crypto exchanges. Same with order book data, on a historical basis. And if you are interested, we're hiring!
for 2300 EUR!! You must be mad – TMS – 2018-09-09T18:53:51.637
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You can get free intraday data for bitcoin and other cryptos here http://www.coinintraday.com good luck))
2Are you affiliated with this site? If so, please disclose that affiliation in your post, because it may otherwise be considered spam :) – MeshCollider – 2018-02-28T21:33:14.143
Related: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/748/where-can-i-get-historic-data-series-of-bitcoin-prices
– MeshCollider – 2018-01-18T23:04:18.413