Pagination

The API implements cursor-based pagination for large collections, such as assets or markets. Those collections are split into pages that can be traversed by subsequently sending the cursor retrieved from previous responses.
Each cursor-paginated response will include the following information:
{
  "cursor": {
    "last": "eyJsYXN0SUQiOjUwM30K",
    "hasMore": true
  }
}
The last field contains the actual cursor value - a pointer to the next set of results.last is always present, even for the last page of a collection. It's an opaque value.
The hasMore boolean indicates whether there are more results remaining after the returned page. When a collection has been completely traversed, it will be set to false.
Parameters
Every cursor-paginated endpoint accepts two optional parameters, in addition to those specific to the endpoint:
cursor - The exact value of a previously received "cursor"."last" field. If a value isn't passed, the first page of the collection will be returned.
limit - The amount of elements to be returned by the API.  Each endpoint has an internal default limit (used when no limit parameter is specified) and a maximum limit allowed, both reflected in their specific documentation. 

It's possible to receive fewer results than the specified limit
Passing an invalid limit (e.g negative numbers or strings) or cursor (e.g. tempering its value) will result on a HTTP 404 Bad Request error.
Requesting paginated collections
To correctly range over a paginated collection, initially make a request without specifying a cursor:
curl https://api.cryptowat.ch/markets
If you don't want to use the default limit, you can specify one: 
curl https://api.cryptowat.ch/markets?limit=100
Either way, after receiving the response, inspect the top level cursor object:
{
  "result": [],
  "cursor": {
    "last": "eyJsYXN0SUQiOjF9Cg==",
    "hasMore": true
  },
  "allowance": {}
}
As seen by the hasMore field, there are more results to be requested. Take the last value, and use it as cursor for the next request:
curl https://api.cryptowat.ch/markets?cursor=eyJsYXN0SUQiOjF9Cg==&limit=100
And that's it. If you want to fetch the entire collection, keep repeating the last step until you encounter a hasMore set to false.
Default response limits
This table describes the default & maximum limits unless specified by the limit parameter.
Endpoint
Default Responses Limit
Maximum Responses
markets
20,000
20,000
markets/prices
20,000
20,000
markets/summaries
20,000
20,000
pairs
15,000
15,000
assets
5,000
5000

Endpoint	Default Responses Limit	Maximum Responses
markets	20,000	20,000
markets/prices	20,000	20,000
markets/summaries	20,000	20,000
pairs	15,000	15,000
assets	5,000	5000

Rate Limit

Assets

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