Vocabulary
- Canonical — the economic-exposure identifier. Examples:
GOLD,BTC,OIL. - Symbol — what appears on a specific venue. Examples:
GOLD(native HL spot),xyz:GOLD,hyna:PAXG.
Known synonyms
Resolving symbols to canonical
The asset endpoints accept either form — canonical names or any symbol that resolves to one:list_asset, pulse_cross_market_asset) accept the same flexible input.
Cross-market aggregation
When you want total exposure across every venue that trades an asset, usepulse_cross_market_asset. It joins per-venue live position breakdowns (longs, shorts, notionals, bias, unique wallets) onto the venue list and returns per-venue rows plus a roll-up.
When to use canonical vs venue symbols
Live position / cohort data is always per-venue —
live_cohort_bias expects a specific symbol, not a canonical. Use cross-market endpoints only when you explicitly want the aggregation.

