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Little swap, will you be nice and tell me please, what is your price?
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contango_and_cash
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Post by contango_and_cash »

hope everyone is well. holed up burning some time on projects I've had on the list.



I am looking to source some historical deribit (BTC/ETH expires options) data. I know the vendors who'll sell this stuff to me.



my remote access blew up to a home box but i can trade some historical etf option or futures data (although my end of the bargain would be delivered with a delay).



hoping there's a friendly in this community.



thanks
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nikol
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Deribit Api / Tradingview 1 min over 1 year data is ok?

I'm not sure about options though. Especially about strikes, maturities.
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Post by contango_and_cash »

Thanks for the reply. Specifically looking for options (strikes, mats/ttm, etc). I don't need the data to be super clean.
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hm. i managed to get all you need. you can try as well



this runs from cmd



curl -X GET "https://www.deribit.com/api/v2/public/get_tradingview_chart_data?instrument_name=BTC-29MAY20-8000-P&resolution=1&start_timestamp=1585702800000&end_timestamp=1588208400000" -H "Content-Type: application/json"



for the list of options, in browser:



https://www.deribit.com/api/v2/public/getsummary?instrument=options



Wrap it into something more algorithmic.
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Post by contango_and_cash »

Thanks Nikol.



Generally, I audibled and solved the same problem via ledgerX.
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Post by yoneda »

What would the option pricing of this new asset class differs from conventional stocks?
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nikol
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No big difference. All same components. Except:

- It is similar not to stocks, but to currencies. A bit thought is needed about what is interest rate in crypto.

- I would see some issue on how to integrate airdrop of coins. Perhaps, in the same way as mining (inflation or dividends?). There are many crypto-options now: BTC/USD, BTC/USDT, ETH/USD, XMR/USD, XRP/USD etc. OTC can be any.
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