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rate.sx
Curl cryptocurrencies exchange rates
rate.sx is a command-line-friendly cryptocurrency rate service designed to be queried with curl or a browser, returning clean text or minimal markup. It emphasizes human-readable output by default, with options for concise one-liners or richer summaries including sparkline-style ASCII charts. The service supports multiple coins, fiat conversions, and historical lookups so you can compare prices over time without leaving the terminal. Under the hood it aggregates price feeds and normalizes... -
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CCXT
JavaScript/TypeScript/Python/C#/PHP cryptocurrency trading API
The ccxt library is a collection of available crypto exchanges or exchange classes. Each class implements the public and private API for a particular crypto exchange. All exchanges are derived from the base Exchange class and share a set of common methods. To access a particular exchange from ccxt library you need to create an instance of corresponding exchange class. Supported exchanges are updated frequently and new exchanges are added regularly. -
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Nothing Ever Happens
Focused async Python bot for Polymarket
Nothing Ever Happens is an experimental open-source trading bot designed for the Polymarket platform that implements a deliberately simple and unconventional strategy: automatically buying “No” positions across non-sports binary prediction markets. The project is built in Python using asynchronous architecture, allowing it to monitor markets, evaluate opportunities, and execute trades continuously with minimal latency. Its core concept is based on statistical observations that a majority of prediction market outcomes resolve negatively, and it attempts to exploit this base-rate bias through systematic participation rather than predictive modeling. ... -
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MEV Arbitrage Bot for Ethereum
Arbitrage bot is a smart contract connected to an external script
MEV Ethereum Trading Bot is an Ethereum arbitrage project that combines a Solidity smart contract with external Python automation. The contract is designed to search for and execute swaps between approved Uniswap pools and routers in a single transaction. Owners can whitelist tokens and routers, configure fees and swap limits, pause execution, revoke approvals, and withdraw assets. The automation layer performs dry-run gas estimates before sending eligible transactions. -
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Jesse
An advanced crypto trading bot written in Python
Jesse is an open-source AI agent framework designed to help developers build and orchestrate intelligent workflows that combine large language models (LLMs) with external tools, automation logic, and real-world actions. It acts as an agent manager where you can define tasks, contexts, and tool integrations so that AI reasoning is reliably connected to deterministic procedures like API calls, data retrieval, and task execution. Jesse emphasizes structured outputs, safety boundaries, and... -
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cryptos
Pure Python from-scratch zero-dependency implementation of Bitcoin
Cryptos is a pure Python implementation of major Bitcoin concepts built from scratch for educational purposes. It deliberately avoids external dependencies so readers can inspect how the underlying cryptography and protocol mechanics work. The project implements SHA-256, finite-field elliptic-curve mathematics, Bitcoin key generation, addresses, and ECDSA digital signatures. -
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Catalyst
An Algorithmic Trading Library for Crypto-Assets in Python
Catalyst is an algorithmic trading library for crypto-assets written in Python, originally developed to let quants and developers design, backtest, and deploy trading strategies in a unified environment. It builds on top of Zipline, extending that ecosystem to support crypto exchanges and high-resolution historical data (daily and minute bars). Users can express strategies in Python, run backtests against historical price data, and analyze performance through built-in metrics and analytics to evaluate profitability, risk, and behavior under different market conditions. ... -
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Charting tools, backtesting tools, and data visualization tools for the most popular cryptocurrencies.
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Various tools for automating some trading operations on the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges.
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cryptik
a python CLI cryptocurrency ticker
the cryptik project (source, wiki, and tickets) have been moved off of sourceforge due to sourceforge's software bundling policy. Please see our new project home at https://g.dradux.com/dradux/cryptik for the latest code ---- Cryptik is a python application for querying various exchanges (btc-e, crypto-trade, kraken, bitcoinaverage, etc.) to get the current price for various cryptocurrencies (bitcoin, litecoin, primecoin, etc.). Supported Exchanges: * BTC-E * Coinbase * BitCoinAverage * CryptoTrade * KRAKEN * CAVIRTEX * MTGOX * VIRCUREX * BitStamp * CampBX * Cryptsy Supported CryptoCurrencies: * BTC * LTC * FTC * PPC * NMC * XPM * PPC * WDC * UTC
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