okx-dex-ws

To manage WebSocket connections for real-time DEX data streams, you can start, poll, stop, and list WebSocket sessions directly. This handles the complete session lifecycle to ensure low-latency market updates for automated trading bots.

You can subscribe to OKX DEX price channels using WebSocket by starting a session with a command like `onchainos ws start --channel price --token-pair 1:0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7`, which immediately streams real-time token pair updates.

Yes, you can write custom WebSocket clients in Python, Node, or Rust for DEX market monitoring. The Skill supports custom scripting to consume low-latency price, trade, and market data across all 9 available WebSocket channels.

There are 9 DEX WebSocket channels available for real-time trading data, covering price updates, market metrics, trades, and trading signals. This broad channel coverage ensures comprehensive market monitoring without latency.

Yes, this Skill handles the full WebSocket session lifecycle for automated trading bots, managing everything from initial connection and channel subscription to polling and graceful shutdown, ensuring continuous low-latency data streams.

WebSocket sessions provide low-latency DEX market data by maintaining persistent connections, eliminating the overhead and delay of repeated REST polling. This approach ensures automated bots receive instant price and trade updates.