Feb 26 2018 03:43 PM
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Jun 08 2020 05:09 AM - last edited on Jun 11 2020 11:08 AM by Eric Starker
Jun 08 2020 05:09 AM - last edited on Jun 11 2020 11:08 AM by Eric Starker
I am quite sure there will be sufficient developers to reuse existing blockchain packages rather than just writing them. Save them time and encourage them to focus on the coding or adaptation of their token. Don't tell me that, instead of reuse existing frameworks and packages, you 're writing all your code as a developer. It is now quite standard to use existing packages by combining and building them with a unique solution. I don't see why it would be any different to blockchain. The basics need not be continually reinvented and developers reuse current products already.
Oct 22 2021 09:18 PM
Feb 14 2024 10:14 AM
@Donald_Genes_ the easiest way is to use a third party to get the data. If you need market data only, cryptosheet is good. If you want to pull your wallets data from Binance for example, LinkyFlow is a better options.
If you want to do it without, you will need to go deep in VBA to get the data, or create your own addin.