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Publishing Bots in Action

Test Drive Our API

• Get your key. After completing our signup form and speaking to a representative, you'll be given your API key.
• Get your content IDs. You'll also be given content IDs specific to the content you're requesting.
• Attach to endpoint. The base endpoint for all calls is
  ‍http://ec2-35-163-163-10.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com:8000/content
  Attach to this your key and content ID, wrap it in a GET call, and voila! Enjoy your content. :)

Get Content From Out Bitcoin Bot for Free :)

• The free key. The value for the key that you can use is "freekey".
• The content ID. The value you can use for the cid (content ID) is "free-bitcoin-content".
• Putting it all together, simply make a GET call like so: http://ec2-35-163-163-10.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com:8000/content?key=freekey&cid=free-bitcoin-content

Understanding the Response

   "title": ["August 29, 2019: Bitcoin Down 6.97%; 3rd Straight Down Day" ],
   "text": [ "<h2>Bitcoin Price Update</h2> Bitcoin is down about 6.97% from the previous day, putting its price at $9,423.21 US dollars at the time of this writing. This marks the 3rd day in a row that Bitcoin has been down, but the coin is trending unclear. It is currently 9.78% below its 20 day moving average of $10,445.03, which is somewhat close; a climb up to the 20 day moving average may be needed before momentum buyers come in. Alternatively, for those interested in trading ranges that Bitcoin bounces between, its current two week trading range in US dollars is between $9,825.11 and $11,064.96. In terms of its overall importance in the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin's current market capitalization is $169.45 billion US dollars, which is about 68.79% of the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin's dominance level has been without a clear trend over the past two weeks, fluctuating between 67.82% and 68.79%. Without a clear trend in dominance, the jury is still up for grabs as to whether or not Bitcoin will be the only cryptocurrency that succeeds. <p><em>Want to trade Bitcoin? Consider the following brokers:</em> <strong><a href=https://httpslink.com/m63a target=blank>Binance</a>, <a href=https://httpslink.com/imrm target=blank>CoinDirect</a>, <a href=https://httpslink.com/2ffc target=blank>WCX</a></strong></p> <img src =https://storage.googleapis.com/sjn-charts/btc-charts/BTC-2019-08-29.png></p> <h2>Update on Transactions and Hash Rate</h2> 341,200 transactions were recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain yesterday. The trend in daily transactions is not clear, though it should be noted that transactions have risen by about 1.13% over the past week. Ultimately, if the currency does regularly succeed in growing transactions on its chain, its primary utility may be as a way to acquire goods or services. Yesterday, Bitcoin's average fee per transaction came in at $1. Transaction fees have been declining by approximately 22.12% per week, while the average transaction size is down 11.22% in US dollars.  Regarding Bitcoin's hash rate, which serves as a measure of the network's computational power, it has managed to bounce around  over the past 30 days. It has been rising daily by rate of approximately 0.09%. A trend in hash rate that is unclear suggests that mining is becoming harder to understand, and that the chain is thus being something to keep an eye on. This may not help Bitcoin attract more high value transactions. <h2>How Active are Bitcoin's Richest Wallets?</h2> There are 561.99 million Bitcoin wallets with at least some positive amount of Bitcoin, but only 2.53% of those wallets have received or sent Bitcoin in the past 30 days. In terms of engagement, note that the number of monthly active users in Bitcoin has been rising by about 12,660.87 per day. The top 1% of Bitcoin wallets hold over 90.45% of the outstanding Bitcoin. <img height=0 width=0 src=https://pixel.watch/el12><p style=text-align:center>Article by <a href=https://sixjupiter.com target=_blank>SixJupiter</a></p>"],
   "publication_time": [  "2019-08-29 14:52:53"],
   "word_count": [447],
   "price_per_word": [0],
   "total_price": [ 0
}

• The API response will contain six keys: title, text, publication time, word count, price per word, and total price.
• Title: This is the title of the article that has been generated.
• Text: This is the article itself. You'll notice it is HTML formatted, with section headings wrapped in <h2> tags, images included with absolute paths you are welcome to continue using, and <ul><li> tags for listed points. Just plug and play as needed!
• Publication time: This refers to the time, in UTC, the content object was published. This is useful for understanding how fresh the content is.
• Word count, price per word, and total price: The last three fields are used to ensure pricing is transparent. Simply multiply the word count by the price per word to understand the total price. Remember that you are only billed for an API call that returns unique content. For instance, if you have a content ID like that gets a new article each day (like the Daily Bitcoin article), you are only charged for the first call made on a given day. If you make a subsequent call to request the same content again later that day, you will not be charged for it.