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In the July 2024 changelog, it is written about the availability of historical data at a 100 millisecond interval. How to use them? In timeseries periods, I don't see the time unit I need. An attempt to send a request to the server with a new 'period_id': "100MS\MILLIS\MILLISEC\MILLISECONDS" does not work. Is there any use case?
July, 2024
IMPROVEMENTS
Market Data API: Effective immediately, we have increased the publishing frequency of our historical exchange rates from 1-second intervals to 100-millisecond intervals to enable more precise analysis and decision-making for our users who rely on historical exchange rate data.
Historical exchange rates are now updated every 100 milliseconds (previously every 1 second)
This change applies to all currency pairs in our historical data set
No action is required from customers to access this enhanced data
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In the July 2024 changelog, it is written about the availability of historical data at a 100 millisecond interval. How to use them? In timeseries periods, I don't see the time unit I need. An attempt to send a request to the server with a new 'period_id': "100MS\MILLIS\MILLISEC\MILLISECONDS" does not work. Is there any use case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: