Systemathics.Apis
Ganymede is a cloud native, fully managed platform, continuously updated with high-quality, curated, and cross validated data. Ganymede is purpose built for the financial data markets ever increasing data volumes, allowing clients to query against large data sets, including tick-by-tick, sampled, daily, corporate actions, ESG and reference data. Packed with a broad range of analytics, the solution is optimized for fast response times, supports full order book natively and allows fine grained/customizable trade and quote conditions mapping and filtering.
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Ganymede is a cloud native, fully managed platform, continuously updated with high-quality, curated, and cross validated data. Ganymede is purpose built for the financial data markets ever increasing data volumes, allowing clients to query against large data sets, including tick-by-tick, sampled, daily, corporate actions, ESG and reference data. Packed with a broad range of analytics, the solution is optimized for fast response times, supports full order book natively and allows fine grained/customizable trade and quote conditions mapping and filtering.
We found that systemathics.apis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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