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SoSoValue launches API open platform, the first batch of users can experience it for free for a limited time
04-03 10:01

Odaily News SoSoValue, an AI-driven asset management and investment research platform, announced the official launch of its API open platform. Based on the currently open interface, developers and institutional users can directly access the ETF data dashboard and encrypted AI news source through the SoSoValue API. In the future, it will also support richer token details and AI research reports and other functions.
At present, Bybit has taken the lead in completing the deep integration of SoSoValue API and successfully applied the real-time data interface to the functional upgrade of AI investment assistant Lens. By accessing SoSoValue API, Bybit not only significantly improved the platform's comprehensive coverage of asset data and the accuracy of market analysis, but also achieved a full capture of key market elements such as real-time price fluctuations, in-depth market data, industry news and investment and financing information, providing its platform users with more comprehensive market information and more accurate investment decision support. In terms of data service upgrades, SafePal integrates Feeds API to achieve real-time market and information push, and BSCN builds a digital currency ETF structured data analysis framework based on ETF API, which supports more accurate asset analysis and market trend tracking, and meets the diverse needs of users and institutions in the crypto market.
SoSoValue API open platform will be officially open for application at 18:00 Beijing time on April 3. The first 1,000 applicants can use it for free. The number of places is limited and first come first served.

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