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Automate trades with grid bots
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Amplify grid bot trades with leverage
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Buy low and sell high on volatile markets.
Futures position grid
Place positions at regular intervals on oscillating markets.
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How to connect to the Bitget API?
The Bitget API allows developers to perform program trading, data acquisition, integration of copy trading services, and P2P ad publishing.FAQ More
1. How to create API keys?
1.1 Log in to your Bitget account, then go to the API management page in your user center.
1.2 Select Create API key.
1.3 Create your notes and passphrase, configure your permissions settings, then fill in your IP address. Verify your account, then select Next.
2. Is it free to use API?
Using the API is free.
3. What is the difference between WebSocket and REST and which one should I choose?
WebSocket is a better choice if you need real-time market trends and data updates, such as price movements and volume. WebSocket is a message-based protocol that provides more efficient data transfer with lower latency than the REST API.
The REST API is a better choice if you only need to occasionally check on market data, such as historical trades and candlestick chart data. It is based on the HTTP protocol and features a wide range of applications. It is also a better choice for developing automated trading programs.
4. Is the API symbol case-sensitive?
Yes it is. The symbol must be in uppercase.