Get crypto prices from MORE than 100 different exchanges with Python u0026 CCXT [Arbitrage Series]

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It's very hard to put together a bear portfolio at this time That's why I earn now only on one cryptocurrency - Crypton
Comment from : Era Loukidis

how can i get tokens withdrawal fee on different exchanges? br(for example i wanna withdraw by ltc from binance to bybit - how cat i get this withdrawal fee?)
Comment from : axelrod

Can one do all this with chatgpt? One who is 0 in coding I mean haha
Comment from : G Dyan

In my case the result was (using len(prices) and len(fails):brbrSuccessfully pulled from 48 exchangesbrFailed to pull from 57 exchangesbrbrAlmost a half, not bad I guess Most of the big exchanges were covered
Comment from : Sergiy Sergiy

Great content, can one get the peer to peer add? Or possibly post adds with ccxt?
Comment from : PROFIT EMPIRE

Hi! With ccxt its possible to get the futures pairs list of an exchange?
Comment from : Ell Hansen

Do you happen to know how I can use the fetch command to display my contract account ?
Comment from : Mr Nobody

hey there, i keep getting the following error when trying to pull data from binance: list indices must be integers or slices, not str
Comment from : Christos

would love to see you expand on this great vid!
Comment from : Joe Arcuri

Hi, very interested in the arbitrage series Congrats for your series, they are well explained and easy to follow
Comment from : GoDigital

just completed this video !!brwaiting for the next part professor😁 !!
Comment from : Ritik Gulabrani

is it possible to pull prices from Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) for the ticker BTC1!? Since it doesn't trade during the weekends, I find that the data provided is more accurate since the time during weekends affects the result of technical indicators As a person who does manual backtesting, I find this often to be the case
Comment from : Frog Nation

Very nice, thanks for sharing your knowledge Looking forward to more videos from this series and even maybe using a library that connects to DEXs too I haven't used hummingbot but seems like a good option
Comment from : 32isaias

Thank you for the great video Would you create a second part of the video with arbitrage possibility?
Comment from : LDN

Pulling the prices seem a little slow with that loop Would that be quick enough for an arbitrage opportunity? I'd imagine the other bots would zap up that spread quick Anyone have any experience doing this that can comment?
Comment from : Yellow Boat

Your video's are sick! Its something a beginner like me can follow very easily and covers some interesting and practical topics
Comment from : Muhammad Fauzan

Hello, I want to ask you teacher The default Timeframe is by minutes as you said in the video, Can I obtain the values in timeframe of milliseconds? or at least in seconds?
Comment from : ludwig matheus

hi first, really good videos i wanted to ask if you can make a video how to receive a tading view alarm in python script? for example if i want to associate a bot with it or something like that i saw you have some videos on tv but not one like that I think that would work with the webhook
Comment from : Tobie