crypto-terminal added to PyPI
A free, Bloomberg-style crypto terminal for your shell: live Coinbase prices, candles, indicators and alerts.
The addition of crypto-terminal to PyPI marks a significant milestone for cryptocurrency enthusiasts and traders. This innovative tool, inspired by the renowned Bloomberg terminal, brings a sophisticated trading experience directly to your shell. With live spot prices streaming directly from the Coinbase Exchange public websocket, users can stay updated on market movements in real-time without the need for an API key, account, or polling.
One of the standout features of crypto-terminal is its ability to display candlestick charts, providing users with a visual representation of price movements over time. Additionally, the tool offers a range of technical indicators and customizable alerts, empowering traders to make informed decisions based on comprehensive market data. Whether you're a seasoned trader or just starting out in the world of cryptocurrency, crypto-terminal offers a powerful and user-friendly platform for monitoring and analyzing the crypto market.
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