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Cryptosheets Docs: Supported Assets, Symbols & Exchanges
Cryptosheets Docs: Supported Assets, Symbols & Exchanges

Quickly find supported assets, instruments, symbols, exchanges and more for Cryptosheets core functions or any provider

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Written by Chris Ware
Updated over a week ago

Cryptosheets provides a unique and globally unified crypto asset symbols & metadata catalog to make it easy for users to quickly find the proper symbol, name or syntax for any given asset or derivative instrument.


👉 Using the Cryptosheets Docs Portal
​https://docs.cryptosheets.com/metadata
​https://docs.cryptosheets.com/metadata/assets
​https://docs.cryptosheets.com/metadata/exchanges
​https://docs.cryptosheets.com/metadata/providers

👉 Using the =CS.SYMBOLS or =CSSYMBOLS custom function

NOTE: The SYMBOLS function is the only way to access the entire symbol instrument catalog for supported derivatives

https://docs.cryptosheets.com/functions/symbols
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👉 Using the SYMBOLS function inside the UniConsole
The UniConsole is a game changer for quickly building, testing and fine tuning formulas including basic reference and lookup formulas
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👉 Read the blog post on how to use CS.SYMBOLS
​https://medium.com/cryptosheets/how-to-use-the-cryptosheets-cs-symbols-ee7b29398fbf

👉 Try the Crypto Symbol Data Finder Template
​https://docs.cryptosheets.com/templates/crypto-symbol-data-finder-v-1/


​IMPORTANT
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👉 You can now specify your default pricing source using the PRICEA custom function with support for CoinGecko, CryptoCompare & Messari in addition to the 331+ exchanges or default global VWAP pricing by simply adding the source parameter like this:
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Excel:
​=CS.PRICEA("base","UNI","quote","USD","source","coingecko")
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​Google Sheets:
​=CSPRICEA("base","UNI","quote","USD","source","coingecko")

👉 That means in addition to the 331+ default exchanges you can also get pricing data directly from other exchanges supported by for example CoinGecko which supports over 470+ total exchanges including popular defi, dex and other emerging exchanges/platforms

👉 You can easily find their symbol asset naming conventions by using either

  1. The unified global SYMBOLS function and specifying the provider as the exchange
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    ​Excel:
    ​=CS.SYMBOLS("symbol","cat","exchange","coingecko","_limit","100")
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    ​Google Sheets: =CSSYMBOLS("symbol","cat","exchange","coingecko","_limit","100")

  2. Use the QUERYA function for the given provider to call their native supported coins list endpoints
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    ​Excel:
    ​=CS.QUERYA("CoinGecko","Coins List")
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    ​Google Sheets:
    ​=CSQUERYA("CoinGecko","Coins List")

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