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-# Cryptocurrency
+# CRYPTOCURRENCY
-This page gives an overview of the ability to load cryptocurrency data.
-
-Current crypto data is [Powered by CoinGecko API](#https://www.coingecko.com/en).
-This is an awesome service that currently requires no API Key!
-
-Current functionality is aimed to be similar to loading a stock ticker.
+This menu aims to explore crypto world, and the usage of the following commands along with an example will be exploited below.
* [load](#load)
+ * load a given coin vs a given currency [CoinGecko]
* [view](#view)
+ * plot the loaded crypto data
* [top](#top)
+ * view top coins from coinmarketcap [coinmarketcap.com]
+
## load
-Load a given coin vs a given currency:
````
usage: load [-c --coin] [-d --days] [--vs]
````
+
+Load a given coin vs a given currency. Currently only retrieves price, not volume or MarketCap. The current crypto data is [Powered by CoinGecko API](#https://www.coingecko.com/en), which is an awesome service that currently requires no API Key!
+
* -c/--coin The coin you wish to load. This can either be the symbol or the name. `load -c btc` and `load -c bitcoin`
will load. The -c flag is optional, the above is equivalent to `load btc`.
-
* -d/--days The number of days to look. Defaults to 30 days. As per the API: Minutely data will be used for duration within 1 day,
Hourly data will be used for duration between 1 day and 90 days, Daily data will be used for duration above 90 days.
-
* --vs The currency to look against. Defaults to "usd".
-Currently only retrieves price, not volume or MarketCap.
-
-Example doge/eur for the past day:
-````
-load -c doge -d 1 --vs eur
-````
## view
-Plot the loaded crypto data.
+
````
usage: view
````
-After loading the above 1 day dogecoin/eur. Running view plots the data:
-
+Plot the loaded crypto data.
+
+
## top
-This command displays the top n cryptocurrencies from coinmarketcap.com. The list appears to be sorted by Mar
````
top [-n] [-s --sort SORTBY] [--descend]
````
+
+This command displays the top n cryptocurrencies from coinmarketcap.com.
+
* -n: Number of coins to look at (after sort). Defaults to 10.
* -s/--sort : Column to sort by. One of {Symbol,CMC_Rank,LastPrice,DayPctChange,MarketCap}. Defaults to sorting by the CMC rank.
* --descend : Flag to change the sorting order. Sorts in ascending order (since default order is the Rank which starts at 1).
-Example usage to get the CMC top 100, then show the top 4 highest Percent Day Change
+
-