ccxt-rs
by irbis-labs
A Rust library for cryptocurrency trading and e-commerce with support for many bitcoin/ether/altcoin exchange markets and merchant APIs.
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Crypto market library
A Rust library for interacting with multiple cryptocurrency exchange markets and merchant APIs.
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