In this blog post, we will show you how to use Binance API to build a cryptocurrency dashboard. You will find out how to access data from Binance in order to create basic features for the crypto dashboard.
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Get Binance API
At first, you need to find the relevant Binance API. We recommend you start by exploring the essential APIs to integrate these features:
Get information about all tokens - Binance API URL
24hr Ticker Price Change Statistics - Binance API URL
Response:
{
"symbol": "BNBTC",
"priceChange": "-94.99999900",
"priceChangePercent": "-95.99999900",
"weightedAvgPrice": "19.262482",
"prevClosePrice": "0.19002900",
"lastPrice": "4.00000000",
"lastQty": "269.00000000",
"bidPrice": "4.00000000",
"bidQty": "10.00000000",
"askPrice": "4.00000000",
"askQty": "10.00000000",
"openPrice": "99.00000000",
"highPrice": "100.00000000",
"lowPrice": "0.10000000",
"volume": "813.30000000",
"quoteVolume": "15.30000000",
"openTime": "1499783499940",
"closeTime": "1499783499940",
"firstId": "28385", // First tradeId
"lastId": "28460", // Last tradeId
"count": "76" // Trade count
}
Symbol Price Ticker - Binance API URL
Returned response for ‘Symbol Price Ticker’ API:
{
"symbol": "LTCBTC",
"price": "4.00000200"
}
Kline/Candlestick Data (Klines are identified uniquely by their open time) - Binance API URL
Returned response for ‘Kline/Candlestick Data’ API:
[
[
1499040000000, // Open time
"0.01634790", // Open
"0.80000000", // High
"0.01575800", // Low
"0.01577100", // Close
"148976.11427815", // Volume
1499644799999, // Close time
"2434.19055334", // Quote asset volume
308, // Number of trades
"1756.87402397", // Taker buy base asset volume
"28.46694368", // Taker buy quote asset volume
"17928899.62484339" // Ignore.
]
]
wss://stream.binance.com:9443 - Websocket Market Streams
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Integrate Binance API to the dashboard
We recommend integrating the following API into the crypto dashboard:
Get info about all coins - Binance API URL (this API is static)
Get all tokens ticker info which helps us to make dynamic data (this API is dynamic and updates every second) - Binance API URL
Calculate 7 days price change, % - Binance API URL
Based on this data you can add such functionality, as search coins, filtration by columns, choose favorite coins, as well as add pagination.


Create a detail view page for specific tokens
In order to integrate the detail page into the dashboard, you need to following APIs:
Get Kline information for historical data and generate a chart with information that will update every 30 seconds (refetch) - Binance API URL
Get Specific token 24h change ticker to show single token information - Binance API URL
Get order books & recent trades by limit (30):
Binance API URL - order
Binance API URL - recent trades
Calculating more specific information (30d, 60d, 90d, YDT) for detail page - Binance API URL

Create Gainers & Losers page
In order to create a page with Gainers & Losers we recommend using this Binance API URL, see format below:

Create Volatility Page
Volatility Page will help you to get the necessary information for different tokens at the same time, get filtered information, and see historical price changes over time - Binance API URL

Great! The basic functionality for the cryptocurrency dashboard is ready.
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FAQ
Yes, Binance offers a free public API for accessing market data like price, volume, and order books. However, rate limits apply, and using private endpoints (like account info or trading) requires an API key and secret.
Not necessarily. You can build a frontend-only dashboard using JavaScript frameworks like React or Vue.js to fetch and display Binance data. However, using a backend allows better data processing, caching, and security.
For real-time updates, many dashboards refresh data every few seconds. However, this can hit rate limits. A balance between user experience and API usage, like updating every 10–15 seconds, is often ideal.