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Assymetrix: match each data endpoint to its plan allowance

Assymetrix standardizes market metadata and currencies across supported venues. Developers can query events, price series, trades, books and wallet analytics while retaining native venue identities and checking data freshness.

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What is Assymetrix?

The developer portal is an available product with Free, Developer and Pro tiers. Its broad archive description does not override endpoint-specific history windows: general history, snapshots and historical books have separate entitlements. Confirm the intended candle interval and book window before choosing a plan.

The main platform preview presents a terminal, alerts and copying behind a waitlist. That presentation is distinct from the API and does not establish current copy-trading access. Likewise, advertised WebSocket delivery should be checked against the actual subscription.

Who it is for

  • Developers replacing multiple venue adapters.
  • Researchers needing history and trades.
  • Dashboard teams needing canonical identities.

Features and coverage

  • Canonical events and markets

    Query events, markets and tags with shared schemas.

  • Freshness checks

    Inspect recency beside retrieved records.

  • OHLCV series

    Free offers hourly/daily candles; paid tiers add intraday intervals.

  • Trade and fill records

    Use paginated trades mapped to readable market identities.

  • Plan-specific book data

    Request latest snapshots or entitled historical windows.

  • Streaming product

    Check WebSocket access against the chosen subscription.

  • Wallet analytics

    Inspect wallet activity and PnL through the data product.

  • Waitlisted platform

    Terminal, alerts and copying are a separate preview.

Workflows with Assymetrix

Build a venue browser

Start with canonical events, retain native IDs and check freshness before displaying quotes.

Choose a history tier

Map each required candle, trade and book endpoint to its specific allowance.

Prototype on Free

Use metadata and hourly/daily series before increasing throughput.

Pricing and total cost

The portal publishes Free, Developer and Pro API tiers; business, enterprise and academic options have separate sections.

Free

US$0/month

  • 10,000 requests/month; 1/second.
  • 1 API key; REST only; 30-day history; hourly/daily OHLCV.

Developer

US$49/month

  • 1.5 million requests/month; 25/second.
  • 3 keys; 365-day general history.
  • Intraday OHLCV, 90-day snapshots, market trades and latest book.

Pro

US$199/month

  • 7.5 million requests/month; 100/second.
  • 10 keys; unlimited general history allowance.
  • Historical order books retain the stated 90-day limit.

Getting started

Before you start: Free excludes streaming and has a 30-day window.

  1. Choose a portal plan and create an API key.
  2. Query one event and its markets; check freshness and native IDs.
  3. Add history within per-second limits and confirm streaming/book entitlements.

Free is REST-only with 30-day history.

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What to check

  • Free excludes streaming and has a 30-day window.
  • General history does not override separate book/snapshot limits.
  • The terminal waitlist is separate from available API access.

A closer look

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3.5/ 5
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Our take on Assymetrix

Canonical schemas, freshness and published tiers give developers a clear starting point. Endpoint coverage and streaming access still need task-specific testing.

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Frequently asked questions about Assymetrix

Is there a free plan?

10,000 monthly requests, 1 per second and 1 key.

Can several venues share a schema?

That is the canonical market API’s purpose.

Are Pro historical books unlimited?

General history is unlimited, but the book entitlement is 90 days.

Is the consumer terminal open?

The main platform uses a waitlist; the developer API is separate.