I would like to visualize the recent trades from a crypto exchange. I use ccxt to get the recent trades: import ccxt binance = ccxt.binance({ 'apiKey': 'KEY', 'secret': 'SECRET' }) the_tape = binance.fetch_trades('ETHBUSD') here is what my API call returns: [ { 'info': { 'a': '157594085', 'p': '3224.42000000', 'q': '0.00820000', 'f': '198701298', 'l': '198701298', 'T': '1631528034145', 'm': False, 'M': True }, 'timestamp': 1631528034145, 'datetime': '2021-09-13T10:13:54.145Z', 'symbol': 'ETH/BUSD', 'id': '157594085', 'order': None, 'type': None, 'side': 'buy', 'takerOrMaker': None, 'price': 3224.42, 'amount': 0.0082, 'cost': 26.440244, 'fee': None }, { 'info': { 'a': '157594086', 'p': '3224.48000000', 'q': '0.10080000', 'f': '198701299', 'l': '198701302', 'T': '1631528034545', 'm': False, 'M': True }, 'timestamp': 1631528034545, 'datetime': '2021-09-13T10:13:54.545Z', 'symbol': 'ETH/BUSD', 'id': '157594086', 'order': None, 'type': None, 'side': 'buy', 'takerOrMaker': None, 'price': 3224.48, 'amount': 0.1008, 'cost': 325.027584, 'fee': None }, And I make it into a DataFrame: new_tape = [{'datetime': el['datetime'], 'side': el['side'], 'price': el['price'], 'amount': el['amount'], 'total': el['cost']} for el in the_tape] This is my pandas DataFrame: datetime side price amount total 0 2021-09-13 09:34:01.042 buy 3208.97 0.0234 75.089898 1 2021-09-13 09:34:01.091 buy 3208.97 0.0200 64.179400 2 2021-09-13 09:34:01.148 buy 3208.97 0.1444 463.375268 3 2021-09-13 09:34:01.242 buy 3209.16 0.6205 1991.283780 4 2021-09-13 09:34:01.420 sell 3209.00 0.2500 802.250000 I would like to get two histograms: (1) cumulated histogram with two bars: total bought and total sold (2) weighted histogram with the amounts bought and sold, something that would look like this: I would like to use seaborn in order to be able to save the images and maybe upload them to a website or word document. I found this code but I don't know how to adapt it and what "binwidth" is: fig, ax = plt.subplots() ax.set_title(f"Last update: {t} (ID: {last_update_id})") sns.histplot(x="price", weights="quantity", hue="side", binwidth=binwidth, data=data, ax=ax) sns.scatterplot(x="price", y="quantity", hue="side", data=data, ax=ax) ax.set_xlabel("Price") ax.set_ylabel("Quantity") plt.show() Any help or suggestion as to how to best represent this data would be deeply appreciated. Continue reading...