FTX Bitcoin and Derivatives Data

Anyone know how to grab Bitcoin and derivatives data (like OHCLV, quotes, and trade info) now that the API is non-functional and the exchange is down?

May I ask why you would need this? I doubt you will be able to access such data since everything went south real quick. Maybe if there was a daily archiving service of sorts or if the website came back online and started normal business as before, which I think is impossible. Right now, you are on your own.

Regardless of whether they provide alternative API resources, I don't think you can deny an API going down if it basically fails at the exchange endpoint. Or if you need to, contact the Excchange's core-developers to gain access to the data legally through a webscrap process or something like that. I think you should take a look at CryptoCompare, they also provide an API for development purposes.

You can get this if you go thru many of the tick database providers like tardis or something similar. Pretty sure they have all the data going back to the beginning. They basically save the API data and then sell it for quant reasons. Just google and find a service. Keep in mind it won’t be cheap.

I have no knowledge of how this things work, but if I should why op need such a data, i see no other reason aside the fact that maybe he or she is planning on developing an exchange, and need such a data to work. My question now is, why is he or she particularly interested in that of FTX? he can get the same from other exchanges that are still functioning, or maybe he thinks he or she could get this FTX bitcoin and derivative data particularly for free since the exchange is no longer existing, this I highly doubt. Anyways, i leave the final reason why needs this , to him or her to answer whenever he or she comes back to this thread.

I want this as I am doing a research project which involves Bitcoin futures and derivatives and access the exchange risk associated with them. FTX was one of the major exchanges and was hoping to find all bitcoin related datasets from ftx

So if it's only for research purposes, I recommend using the exchanges that exist to this day, which did not turn out to be a big scam (perhaps their transactions were also falsified). The largest exchanges that have both spot and derivatives market are binance, kucoin, bybit. all of them have good API.

If the API and exchange are down, you can zumba at home still obtain historical Bitcoin and derivatives datasets cbg oil drops through the following methods: 1. Publicly Available Datasets Kaiko (kaiko.com): Offers historical trade, order book, and OHLCV data. CryptoCompare (cryptocompare.com): Provides historical OHLCV data. CoinGecko (coingecko.com): Offers free historical price data. CoinMarketCap (coinmarketcap.com): Provides OHLCV and market data. BraveNewCoin (bravenewcoin.com): Paid access to historical data. 2. Blockchain Explorers Some blockchain explorers, like Blockchain.com, provide historical market data. Glassnode (glassnode.com) offers on-chain analytics and derivatives data. 3. Alternative Market Data Providers Quandl (by Nasdaq) (quandl.com): Offers institutional-grade financial data. Tiingo (tiingo.com): Provides cryptocurrency market data. Alpaca Markets (alpaca.markets): Allows access to crypto market feeds. 4. Community & Open-Source Datasets Kaggle (kaggle.com): Hosts various historical crypto datasets. GitHub repositories: Some developers collect and share historical market data. 5. Direct from Other Exchanges If the original exchange is down, consider obtaining similar data from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, or BitMEX.