Crypto Data Scraper

This Apify actor scrapes cryptocurrency market data from KuCoin, providing both historical OHLCV (Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) data and real-time prices. All results are automatically stored in an Apify dataset for easy access and analysis.

Key Features

• Historical OHLCV Data: Fetch historical candlestick data for any cryptocurrency trading pair available on KuCoin. Specify timeframes like 15m, 1h, or 1d.
• Real-time Price Fetching: Retrieve the current market price for any specified trading pair.
• Batch Scraping: Optionally scrape data for all available coins on the exchange by using a wildcard.
• Structured Storage: Output is automatically saved to an Apify dataset in a consistent JSON format.

How to Use

1. Configure Input: Set your desired parameters in the actor's input.
2. Run the Actor: Start the run. It will fetch the data and push it to a dataset.
3. Access Results: Retrieve the structured data from the output dataset via the Apify app or API.

Input / Output

Input Configuration

Configure the run using the following input parameters via JSON.

{
  "symbol": "BTC/USDT",
  "timeframe": "1h",
  "data_limit": 100
}

• symbol (string): The trading pair to fetch data for (e.g., BTC/USDT). Leave empty or use "*" to scrape data for all available coins.
• timeframe (string): The candle interval for historical OHLCV data. Examples: 1m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d.
• data_limit (number): The maximum number of historical data points (candles) to retrieve per symbol.

Output

The actor stores results in an Apify dataset. Each item typically contains:
* The trading pair symbol.
* The requested timeframe.
* An array of OHLCV data objects (timestamp, open, high, low, close, volume).
* The current price (for the latest timestamp).

You can access this dataset through the Apify app or integrate it directly into your systems using the Apify API.

Notes

• Data availability depends on KuCoin's listings and API.
• For operations like automated runs or data pipeline integration, use the Apify API to control the actor and fetch dataset items.