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edit - hackernews apparently doesn't value new ideas.
edit - hackernews apparently doesn't value new ideas.
Please forgive my ignorance, but what possible intersection is there between blockchains (method of immutably storing small quantities of data in a distributed fashion currently limited by power waste, slowness, and needed storage amount) and providing real data about real stock markets to real people (getting data with proper license and providing it to others on request, currently limited by legal means)?
Regarding your actual point, I can't see the connection either.
I‘m using a different Yahoo endpoint with ticker.sh[1], which is still functioning at this time. Maybe there‘s soon the need to find yet another alternative after the Google endpoint stopped working recently.
The API at https://query2.finance.yahoo.com seems to still work [0] [0] https://query2.finance.yahoo.com/v8/finance/chart/VZ?period1...
If you built a business around data that you didn't explicitly have the rights to you built that house of cards yourself.
https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/
It's just US stocks, and quote data is just for their exchange (and you can get the deep book if you're interested in that stuff). But they have basic company info: earnings estimates, split info, dividend info, etc. as well.
If you built a business around data that you didn't explicitly have the rights to you built that house of cards yourself.
You realized that’s probably half of the startups and companies out there right?
If you built a business around data that you didn't explicitly have the rights to you built that house of cards yourself.