executium's repositories
api-version-2
Executium API Version 2 - A comprehensive trading system API which connects traders with dozens of exchanges. Currently in closed beta
trending-historical-cryptocurrency-news
Trending Cryptocurrency News. Discover the price impact from an article which was published at the same time. With a range of `price_impact` points to give you more understanding of a publications influence.
cryptocurrency-combination-spread-data
This repository is provided to give access to developers who wish to pull down the executium spread data. This repository is provided as a standalone focused project. It is part of the executium REST API version 2.
crypto-market-price-inserter
The crypto market price inserter is provided by executium as a plugin. This plugin allows you to add the javascript CDN to your page and it will find all occurences of crypto related words such as bitcoin and append a price to them.
real-time-cryptocurrency-market-prices-websocket
A complete look at the available websockets and how you can use them to implement the executium market data into your own projects.
php-cryptocurrency-websocket
This PHP cryptocurrency websocket connects you to the executium cryptocurrency websocket network. This repository can be used for an array of projects where you require a live market feed.
arbitrage-opportunity
A web-socket which allows users to connect to executium.com arbitrage opportunity list, this provides the end user with cryptocurrency arbitrage opportunities across exchanges such as Binance, Bitmex, Bittrex, Huobi, Bitfinex, OKEX and Bitstamp
match-cryptocurrency-pairs
Pair matching engine for cryptocurrency. For example you can query `btcusdt` and be provided a list of other exchanges which carry `btcusdt` to make your arbitrage opportunity hunting easier.
okex-sdk-php-package
A PHP SDK for OKEX which will allow the end-user to be able to place orders, query orders and a whole host of other actions. Within this repository you can place an action against everything OKEX provide
millisecond-functions
A small repo provided multiple millisecond functions for which we use within our API, provided as a useful shortcut for anyone using our API (or other unrelated projects) to generate a timestamp