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Economy => Exchanges => Topic started by: PremiumCodeX on August 27, 2017, 12:23:21 PM



Title: Kraken | Whole lot and lot?
Post by: PremiumCodeX on August 27, 2017, 12:23:21 PM
Hello!

I develop a web application with Kraken API. When I request the API's Ticker method, I get the proper arrays, as it is stated in the API documentation:

Code:
<pair_name> = pair name
    a = ask array(<price>, <whole lot volume>, <lot volume>),
    b = bid array(<price>, <whole lot volume>, <lot volume>),
    c = last trade closed array(<price>, <lot volume>),
    v = volume array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    p = volume weighted average price array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    t = number of trades array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    l = low array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    h = high array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    o = today's opening price


At array 'a' and 'b', what is the difference between "whole lot volume" and "lot volume"?

Greetings,
PremiumCodeX


Title: Re: Kraken | Whole lot and lot?
Post by: BitSat on August 27, 2017, 01:41:31 PM
Hello!

I develop a web application with Kraken API. When I request the API's Ticker method, I get the proper arrays, as it is stated in the API documentation:

Code:
<pair_name> = pair name
    a = ask array(<price>, <whole lot volume>, <lot volume>),
    b = bid array(<price>, <whole lot volume>, <lot volume>),
    c = last trade closed array(<price>, <lot volume>),
    v = volume array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    p = volume weighted average price array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    t = number of trades array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    l = low array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    h = high array(<today>, <last 24 hours>),
    o = today's opening price


At array 'a' and 'b', what is the difference between "whole lot volume" and "lot volume"?

Greetings,
PremiumCodeX

You post this in wrong section better move this to Service Discussion exchanges hope you will have some better response from members about this issue


Title: Re: Kraken | Whole lot and lot?
Post by: PremiumCodeX on October 19, 2017, 09:17:39 PM
I am still interested in these definitions. I would be glad if someone could answer them for me  ;) No one could answer these questions whom I have asked so far so I am sure the answers would come useful to others as well.