SignificantTrade

Cryptocurrency market trades aggregator.\

Currently supporting Kucoin, BitMEX, Bitfinex, Binance, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Deribit, Huobi, Okex, Hitbtc, Poloniex, Bybit, Bitget and Mexc (see src/exchanges/ for detail)

What it does

This tool shows markets orders LIVE on the crypto market(s) of your choice.

Show live trades from exchanges on a specific pair
Filter noise by aggregating trades with the same timestamp
Calculate rolling sums over defined periods
Chart whatever is received from api (so only trades data for now)
Dynamic audio based on trade volume and side

Checkout CHANGELOG.md for details about the recent updates.

How it works

The app is written in Vue.js, use the javascript WebSocket interface to connect to the exchanges API and listen to the trades events.

The aggregator are process raw trades in the Worker for each Exchange, whose purpose is to group the trades by time, market and side of trade. The worker regularly send the aggregated trades to the UI along with some statistics about the market activity (sums of volume, counts by sides and liquidations).

How to install & run locally

If you want to use with your own data, edit /.env.local with API_URL=your url and build the app (npm run build).

For development, just as any vuejs project

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/Tucsky/aggr

Install dependencies

npm install

Run it

Development mode

npm run cors

This will start a cors proxy for your development environment

npm run serve

This will automatically open a browser window at localhost:8080

npm run build

and access the dist/index.html directly in the browser later without having to run a command

Docker

build your own aggr client docker:

git clone https://github.com/Tucsky/aggr
cd aggr
docker build -t aggr-chart .

you need to set the API_URL as environment variable for your own installation, if you want to use that.

Configuration

SignificantTrades is now using Vue Cli which allows you to configure the client using .env file.

Create a .env.local or .env.development or .env.production (.env.local if you don't know) file inside root folder.

key	description	default value
`API_URL`	Server instance url. We use it to fetch historical data for the chart component. Example: http://localhost:3000/	null
`PROXY_URL`	Redirect HTTP requests from app through a proxy If the `PROXY_URL` is set to https://cors.aggr.trade/, the app will retrieve Binance's products through this url : https://cors.aggr.trade/https://api.binance.com/api/v3/exchangeInfo	http://localhost:8080/

Implement historical data

You can use this project without historical data just by opening the app in your browser, as getting trades from exchanges is made directly in the browser using websocket api.

In order to show historical data YOU WILL need to setup your own server to provide the data using aggr-server.

See aggr-server repository.

Let's say you have a server instance running on port 3000, start the client with an environment variable API_URL=http://localhost:3000/ npm run serve

Community

Discord: https://discord.gg/ZA6CFMkq

Disclaimer

If you plan to use real money with this, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Support this project !

ETH 0x83bBC120a998cF7dFcBa1518CDDCb68Aa0D0c158
COINBASE https://commerce.coinbase.com/checkout/c58bd003-5e47-4cfb-ae25-5292f0a0e1e8

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