
UTC market-day downloads and browser book-and-trade replay for studying how recorded execution costs change with order size.
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Choose a reusable dataset or data interface for the period and research question you need. A personal trade-history screen or a chart alone does not establish a historical-data offering.
Decide which records and fields your analysis or replay requires, then inspect the provider’s actual coverage. A visual price history and a dataset you can reuse serve different purposes.
For a replay, select data that can represent the events you intend to reconstruct. For backtesting, assess historical coverage as part of the test design. An API can provide historical access, but the available period and fields must be checked for that route.

UTC market-day downloads and browser book-and-trade replay for studying how recorded execution costs change with order size.

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