When following crypto markets, especially smaller exchanges or region-specific platforms, one of the biggest challenges I’ve faced is reliable access. Some sites throttle requests, others block repeated connections, and geo-restrictions make it harder to get the full picture.
For anyone building scripts, running bots, or just monitoring prices in real-time, proxies are almost a must. Residential proxies in particular can simulate normal user behavior, making data collection and access to restricted platforms a lot smoother.
In my own workflow, I’ve been using Nsocks — their city-level targeting and large residential IP pool really reduce the risk of sudden blocks. It’s not about “bypassing rules,” but about ensuring consistent connectivity when testing strategies or analyzing data across multiple sources.
Curious if others here have tried similar setups for crypto research, or do you rely purely on VPNs/exchange APIs?
For anyone building scripts, running bots, or just monitoring prices in real-time, proxies are almost a must. Residential proxies in particular can simulate normal user behavior, making data collection and access to restricted platforms a lot smoother.
In my own workflow, I’ve been using Nsocks — their city-level targeting and large residential IP pool really reduce the risk of sudden blocks. It’s not about “bypassing rules,” but about ensuring consistent connectivity when testing strategies or analyzing data across multiple sources.
Curious if others here have tried similar setups for crypto research, or do you rely purely on VPNs/exchange APIs?