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Common Definitions

The conventions on this page apply across the Market Data API unless an endpoint states otherwise.

Resource identifiers

Name
Description

currency_id

String identifier for a digital asset. Retrieve valid values from GET /currencies.

ticker

Symbol used by ETF and BTC treasury resources.

index_ticker

Symbol identifying a SoSoValue index.

stock_ticker

Symbol identifying a crypto-related public company.

project_id

Identifier for a fundraising project.

chart_name

Identifier used to request an analysis chart.

Resolve identifiers from the relevant list endpoint instead of hardcoding values that may change.

Pagination

List endpoints marked as paginated use these common parameters:

Parameter
Type
Required
Default
Description

page

integer

No

1

Page number, starting from 1

page_size

integer

No

20

Items per page; the general maximum is 100 unless the endpoint states otherwise

A paginated result is returned in the response data object:

{
  "list": [],
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 20,
  "total": 0
}

Time windows

Time-series endpoints use these common parameters:

Parameter
Type
Required
Description

start_time

long

No

Start of the requested window as a Unix timestamp in milliseconds

end_time

long

No

End of the requested window as a Unix timestamp in milliseconds

limit

integer

No

Maximum number of records; endpoint-specific limits apply

Results are returned in ascending chronological order. When a window contains more records than limit, continue from the last returned timestamp plus one millisecond. When no time window is supplied, time-series endpoints return the most recent records up to limit.

Data conventions

Convention
Definition

Timestamps

UTC Unix timestamps in milliseconds

Monetary values

Denominated in USD unless the endpoint states otherwise

Field names

snake_case

Kline interval

Currently 1d

Endpoint-specific availability windows and maximum values are documented with each operation.

Response envelope

Successful responses use a common envelope:

Depending on the operation, data can contain a single object, a list, a paginated object, or null.

Resolve currency identifiers

Set SOSO_API_KEY to your approved key and use identifiers returned by this list in subsequent queries.

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