So what you could do (in theory) is get all the pairs based on the `id` prop (which are at the moment of writing 356 unique pairs) and then make a separate call (through TOR?) to get details on each pair. But as I said, will be slow, unperformant and probably result in a rate limit ban when not using some kind of proxy service.
If any Korean speaking people can help out, be my guest. Guide me!
I tried above but a full run took around 10 minutes with TOR and the regular HTTP API. I ended up using the `market_status/all` endpoint to get all the markets and using the websocket API to get realtime trade data for all these markets. That works fine, but a bit PITA as it's not really documented, they don't return valid json, ..