When to use this skill
When the user asks about a cryptocurrency's price, 24-hour volume, fee structure, or deposit/withdrawal status on CryptoMarket — a Chilean exchange with unusually strong coverage of Latin American quote pairs like USDTCOP and USDTCLP that most global aggregators skip. Reach for this when the question is exchange-specific: "Can I deposit DAI on CryptoMarket?", "What are the maker/taker fees for BTCUSDT?", or "What's XRP trading at in BTC?" For order placement, portfolio balances, or any authenticated operation, this is the wrong skill.
Your best first call
curl "https://api.exchange.cryptomkt.com/api/3/public/ticker/XRPBTC"
No auth. No key. Returns a single pair's price snapshot. Always use the specific-symbol path — the bulk /public/ticker endpoint returns every listed pair.
The key fields:
last — most recent trade priceask, bid — current best offer and bidvolume — 24-hour volume in base currencyvolume_quote — 24-hour volume in quote currency (the liquidity sanity check — a tight spread with near-zero volume_quote means the price is not tradeable)low, high, open — 24-hour price range
Fallbacks (when the best call isn't enough)
- Need deposit/withdrawal status for a token →
/api/3/public/currency/DAI returns payin_enabled, payout_enabled, transfer_enabled, and delisted flags. A token can be listed and not delisted yet still have deposits and withdrawals disabled — check before routing a user to fund an account.
- Need fee rates and order constraints →
/api/3/public/symbol/BTCUSDT returns make_rate, take_rate, quantity_increment, tick_size, fee_currency, and margin parameters. Use when the user asks about trading costs or minimum order sizes.
Pitfalls
stable: false does not mean a token is not a stablecoin. CryptoMarket applies its own internal classification — DAI, FDUSD, and other pegged assets may be flagged non-stable. Do not branch on stable as a canonical stablecoin filter.- Fee rates are decimal fractions, not percentages.
0.0012 is 0.12%, not 12%. Misreading this produces dramatically wrong cost estimates.
- Many cross-pairs (non-USDT quote) have near-zero daily volume. A tight bid/ask spread on the ticker does not mean the price is actionable — always cross-check
volume_quote against the expected order size. XRPBTC had roughly $10 of 24-hour volume at probe time.
One-line summary for the user
I can check live prices, 24-hour volume, fee structures, and deposit/withdrawal status for any CryptoMarket-listed token — no API key needed, with particular coverage of Latin American quote pairs like USDTCOP that most aggregators skip.
CryptoMarket cryptocurrency exchange REST API providing public market data including currencies, trading symbols, tickers, order books, trades, and OHLC candles.
SKILL.md source (frontmatter + body)
---
name: check-cryptomarket-token-data
description: When the user asks about CryptoMarket token prices, volume, fees, deposit/withdrawal status, or Latin American trading pairs like USDTCOP — reach for CryptoMarket API. Unauthenticated public market data for a Chilean exchange.
---
## When to use this skill
When the user asks about a cryptocurrency's price, 24-hour volume, fee structure, or deposit/withdrawal status on CryptoMarket — a Chilean exchange with unusually strong coverage of Latin American quote pairs like USDTCOP and USDTCLP that most global aggregators skip. Reach for this when the question is exchange-specific: "Can I deposit DAI on CryptoMarket?", "What are the maker/taker fees for BTCUSDT?", or "What's XRP trading at in BTC?" For order placement, portfolio balances, or any authenticated operation, this is the wrong skill.
## Your best first call
```bash
curl "https://api.exchange.cryptomkt.com/api/3/public/ticker/XRPBTC"
```
No auth. No key. Returns a single pair's price snapshot. Always use the specific-symbol path — the bulk `/public/ticker` endpoint returns every listed pair.
The key fields:
- `last` — most recent trade price
- `ask`, `bid` — current best offer and bid
- `volume` — 24-hour volume in base currency
- `volume_quote` — 24-hour volume in quote currency (the liquidity sanity check — a tight spread with near-zero `volume_quote` means the price is not tradeable)
- `low`, `high`, `open` — 24-hour price range
## Fallbacks (when the best call isn't enough)
- **Need deposit/withdrawal status for a token** → `/api/3/public/currency/DAI` returns `payin_enabled`, `payout_enabled`, `transfer_enabled`, and `delisted` flags. A token can be listed and not delisted yet still have deposits and withdrawals disabled — check before routing a user to fund an account.
- **Need fee rates and order constraints** → `/api/3/public/symbol/BTCUSDT` returns `make_rate`, `take_rate`, `quantity_increment`, `tick_size`, `fee_currency`, and margin parameters. Use when the user asks about trading costs or minimum order sizes.
## Pitfalls
- `stable: false` does not mean a token is not a stablecoin. CryptoMarket applies its own internal classification — DAI, FDUSD, and other pegged assets may be flagged non-stable. Do not branch on `stable` as a canonical stablecoin filter.
- Fee rates are decimal fractions, not percentages. `0.0012` is 0.12%, not 12%. Misreading this produces dramatically wrong cost estimates.
- Many cross-pairs (non-USDT quote) have near-zero daily volume. A tight bid/ask spread on the ticker does not mean the price is actionable — always cross-check `volume_quote` against the expected order size. XRPBTC had roughly $10 of 24-hour volume at probe time.
## One-line summary for the user
I can check live prices, 24-hour volume, fee structures, and deposit/withdrawal status for any CryptoMarket-listed token — no API key needed, with particular coverage of Latin American quote pairs like USDTCOP that most aggregators skip.