Cboe Stocks Data Shop with FX, Bitcoin Data
The historical FX and bitcoin data will be available via Cboe's Data Shop marketplace, which the exchange acquired as a result of its purchase of Livevol last year.
Cboe began making historical spot foreign exchange data from Cboe FX (formerly Hotspot) available free of charge to market participants and academics for back-testing and analysis on Friday, December 15.
The data includes TOP, which provides top-of-book data on currency pairs, including the quote time, bid price, bid quantity, offer price and offered quantity; Snapshot, which provides depth of book data at intervals throughout the trading day; and Cboe FX Tape, which reflects trading activity
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