#MostRecentTrade To access the most recent Bitcoin (BTC) trades, you can utilize public APIs provided by major cryptocurrency exchanges. Here's how you can retrieve this data from Binance, Bybit, and Kraken:

📈 Binance – Recent Trades API

Endpoint: GET /eapi/v1/trades

Parameters:

symbol (required): Specify the trading pair, e.g., BTC-220722-19000-C.

limit (optional): Number of records to retrieve (default: 100, max: 500).

Response Example: [ { "id": "1", "symbol": "BTC-220722-19000-C", "price": "1000", "qty": "-0.1", "quoteQty": "-100", "side": -1, "time": 1592449455993 } ]

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📊 Bybit – Public Recent Trading History

Endpoint: GET /v5/market/recent-trade

Supported Markets: Spot, USDT contracts, USDC contracts, Inverse contracts, Options.

Usage: Fetches recent public trading data across various markets.

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🪙 Kraken – Get Recent Trades

Endpoint: GET /public/Trades

Functionality: Returns the last 1,000 trades by default for a specified trading pair.

Usage: Retrieve recent trade data for pairs like BTC/USD.

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These APIs provide real-time access to recent trade data, allowing you to monitor market activity effectively. If you need assistance with implementing these APIs or have further questions, feel free to ask!