This guide explains how a trading platform can connect to Ethereum and TRON through Web3 exchange objects and use RPC calls and smart contract methods. It covers node and key configuration, ABI registration, wallet and token queries, transfers, allowances,…
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This guide explains how programs can call FMZ’s extension API to retrieve account and robot information, issue commands, and manage robot states. It covers API key creation and per-method permissions, response and status codes, request parameters, and an…
This reference describes the fields used by FMZ trading data structures, including market trades, tickers, candlestick records, orders, and conditional-order configurations. It covers identifiers, timestamps, prices, quantities, volume, open interest, order…
This platform guide describes how to select and trade cryptocurrency options through a common trading interface. It outlines contract selection, market-data retrieval, order placement and cancellation, and position queries for Deribit and OKX. It also lists…
This guide collects exchange-specific implementation details for brokerage and cryptocurrency connections. For Futu, it explains market-specific stock symbol formats, account market identification, and the effect of disabling cached account and position data…
This guide explains how to use FMZ to access cryptocurrency options on Deribit, OKX, Huobi, Bybit, Aevo, and Gate.io. It describes selecting an options contract, retrieving market data, placing and canceling orders, checking positions, and finding contract…
This FMZ guide outlines a continuously running strategy loop across JavaScript, Python, Rust, and C++. It shows calling strategy logic repeatedly with a configurable sleep interval, which controls polling frequency in live trading and playback speed in…
This FMZ reference describes the fields returned by common market, account, order, position, and instrument-information structures. It covers trades, tickers, OHLC records, orders and conditional orders, order books and depth, balances, assets, futures…
This FMZ guide explains how to connect strategies to Ethereum and TRON through configured blockchain RPC nodes and use the platform’s exchange interface for RPC requests and smart contract interaction. It covers ABI registration for nonstandard contract…