Bitget Tickers Scraper

📈 Bitget tickers scraper for live market data

Bitget Tickers Scraper exports live ticker snapshots from Bitget spot, USDT futures, and coin futures markets. Use it to collect Bitget market data such as prices, 24h changes, volumes, bid/ask quotes, spreads, funding rates, open interest, source links, and scrape timestamps in one clean Apify dataset.

This Bitget tickers scraper is built for crypto analysts, trading dashboards, quant research, portfolio monitoring, funding-rate checks, and scheduled price feeds. Instead of wiring several Bitget market categories yourself, run the Actor from Apify Console, call it with the Apify API, schedule repeat snapshots, export CSV/JSON/Excel files, or connect the dataset to webhooks and integrations.

For a small first run, keep the prefilled spot category, leave Quote asset as USDT, and keep Maximum tickers at 10. That returns a quick USDT spot-market sample before you widen the run to futures or all matching markets.

✅ What this Actor does

• Scrapes live Bitget spot ticker data.
• Scrapes Bitget USDT futures ticker data.
• Scrapes Bitget coin futures ticker data.
• Filters by quote asset, base asset, or explicit Bitget symbols when provided.
• Sorts matching markets by USDT volume, quote volume, base volume, 24h price change, spread, funding rate, open interest, last price, or symbol.
• Saves one dataset item per accepted Bitget market ticker.
• Includes source URLs, normalized asset fields, prices, volumes, bid/ask data, spread fields, futures fields, ticker timestamps, and scrape timestamps.
• Works without a Bitget API key, login, or user-provided cookies.

The Actor is focused on current ticker snapshots. It does not return order book depth, trades, candles, private account balances, alerts, predictions, or historical archives by itself. If you need history, schedule the Actor and store each finished dataset in your own database or warehouse.

📦 Data you can extract

Each output item represents one Bitget market instrument. Fields include:

• symbol and category for the Bitget market instrument and market type.
• sourceUrl for the related Bitget market surface.
• baseAsset, quoteAsset, contractType, and settleAsset when available.
• lastPrice, openPrice24h, openPriceUtc, highPrice24h, and lowPrice24h.
• priceChangePercent24h and priceChangePercentUtc.
• bidPrice, bidSize, askPrice, and askSize.
• spreadAbs and spreadBps for bid/ask spread analysis.
• volume24h, quoteVolume24h, and usdtVolume24h.
• fundingRate and openInterest for futures markets when Bitget exposes them.
• tickerTime and scrapedAt timestamps.

Some fields are category-specific. Spot rows do not have funding rate or open interest. If Bitget does not expose a value for a market, the field may be absent from that row.

🚀 How to run it

1. Choose one or more Market categories: spot, usdt-futures, or coin-futures.
2. Keep Quote asset as USDT for a small first run, or clear it to include every quote asset.
3. Optional: add a Base asset such as BTC, ETH, or SOL.
4. Optional: add exact Bitget symbols such as BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, or BTCUSD.
5. Set Maximum tickers. Use 0 only when you want every matching ticker.
6. Pick the sort order and run the Actor.

You can open the dataset in Apify, download it as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or HTML, or pull the same rows through the Apify API.

⚙️ Input options

{
  "categories": ["spot"],
  "quoteAsset": "USDT",
  "baseAsset": "",
  "symbols": [],
  "maxItems": 10,
  "sortBy": "usdtVolume"
}

Market categories controls which Bitget markets are scraped. Use spot for regular trading pairs, usdt-futures for USDT-margined futures, and coin-futures for coin-margined futures.

Quote asset and Base asset are optional filters. They are useful when you only want markets such as USDT pairs, BTC markets, or ETH markets.

Symbols lets you keep exact Bitget instruments. Leave it empty for the normal filtered market export.

Maximum tickers caps saved rows after filtering and sorting. The default 10 is meant for a low-cost first test.

Sort by controls the order before the row cap is applied.

🧾 Output example

{
  "symbol": "BTCUSDT",
  "category": "usdt-futures",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.bitget.com/futures",
  "baseAsset": "BTC",
  "quoteAsset": "USDT",
  "lastPrice": 66692.7,
  "openPriceUtc": 71398.4,
  "priceChangePercent24h": -6.582,
  "priceChangePercentUtc": -6.591,
  "highPrice24h": 71571.1,
  "lowPrice24h": 66310.2,
  "bidPrice": 66692.6,
  "bidSize": 5.0989,
  "askPrice": 66692.7,
  "askSize": 4.3377,
  "spreadAbs": 0.1,
  "spreadBps": 0.01499,
  "volume24h": 87905.2673,
  "quoteVolume24h": 6041977253.88804,
  "usdtVolume24h": 6041977253.88804,
  "fundingRate": 0.000087,
  "openInterest": 34204.1591,
  "contractType": "usdt-margined",
  "settleAsset": "USDT",
  "tickerTime": "2026-06-02T22:57:09.627Z",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-06-02T22:57:09.819Z"
}

💳 Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. You are charged for each successfully saved Bitget ticker. Small first runs are inexpensive because the default input saves only 10 ticker rows.

⚠️ Limits and caveats

• The Actor returns current market snapshots, not historical candles or streaming updates.
• Futures-only fields such as fundingRate, openInterest, contractType, and settleAsset are available only when Bitget exposes them for that ticker.
• sourceUrl is a provenance link to the related Bitget market surface. The dataset fields are the source of truth for the exact scraped ticker values.
• Very broad runs can return many rows. Keep Maximum tickers low until the output fits your workflow.

❓ FAQ

Do I need a Bitget API key?

No. The Actor collects public Bitget market ticker data and does not ask for Bitget credentials, cookies, or private account access.

Can I scrape Bitget futures data?

Yes. Add usdt-futures, coin-futures, or both in Market categories. Futures rows include funding rate and open interest when those values are available.

Can I build a historical Bitget price feed?

The Actor returns one live snapshot per run. To build history, schedule the Actor and store each run's dataset in your own database, sheet, or warehouse.

Can I filter to BTC or USDT markets?

Yes. Use Base asset for assets such as BTC and Quote asset for assets such as USDT.

📝 Changelog

• 0.0: Initial release.

🆘 Support

For issues, questions, or feature requests, file a ticket and I'll fix or implement it in less than 24h 🫡

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Made with ❤️ by Maxime Dupré