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Overview

This section documents the public market-data endpoints provided by BBX DEX for CoinGecko derivatives exchange integration.

The current integration covers supported cryptocurrency perpetual futures markets only. Spot markets and non-crypto instruments, including tokenized equities, stock futures, ETFs, indices, and commodities, are outside the scope of this integration.

All endpoints are read-only, publicly accessible, and require no API key, signature, login, authentication token, or custom request header.


Base URL

https://dex.bbx.com

Endpoint Overview

Data
Method
Endpoint

Contracts and contract specifications

GET

/fapi/market/v1/public/coingecko/contracts

Futures order book

GET

/fapi/market/v1/public/coingecko/orderbook

The Contracts endpoint combines CoinGecko's Contracts and Contract Specs requirements into a single response.


Supported Markets

The CoinGecko integration endpoints return active cryptocurrency perpetual futures markets supported by BBX for CoinGecko integration.

The following markets are excluded:

  • Delisted or disabled contracts

  • Spot markets

  • Tokenized equities and stock futures

  • ETFs and indices

  • Commodities

  • Other non-crypto instruments


General Conventions

Item
Convention

Authentication

None

Access type

Public and read-only

Response format

Plain JSON; successful responses have no wrapper envelope

Numeric values

Prices, volumes, open interest, and rates are returned as strings

Timestamps

Returned as JSON integers

Contract identifier

BASE-TARGET, for example BTC-USDT

Funding timestamps

Unix seconds

Order-book timestamps

Unix milliseconds


API Access and Polling

The endpoints are designed to support regular automated market-data polling, including minutely polling by CoinGecko.

BBX may apply reasonable rate limits and traffic controls to maintain the stability and availability of its public API services.


Documentation

Refer to the following pages for endpoint definitions, request parameters, response fields, and example responses:

  • Contracts & Contract Specifications

  • Order Book

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