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each ohlcv candle is a list of [ timestamp, open, high, low, close, volume ]

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python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import os
import sys

from asciichart import plot

import ccxt  # noqa: E402
kraken = ccxt.kraken()
coinbasepro = ccxt.coinbasepro()

symbol = 'BTC/USD'

# each ohlcv candle is a list of [ timestamp, open, high, low, close, volume ]
index = 4  # use close price from each ohlcv candle


def print_chart(exchange, symbol, timeframe):

   print("\n" + exchange.name + ' ' + symbol + ' ' + timeframe + ' chart:')

   # get a list of ohlcv candles
   ohlcv = exchange.fetch_ohlcv(symbol, timeframe)

   # get the ohlCv (closing price, index == 4)
   series = [x[index] for x in ohlcv]

   # print the chart
   print("\n" + plot(series[-120:], {'height': 20}))  # print the chart

   last = ohlcv[len(ohlcv) - 1][index]  # last closing price
   return last


last = print_chart(kraken, 'BTC/USD', '1h')
print("\n" + kraken.name + " ₿ = $" + str(last) + "\n")  # print last closing price

last = print_chart(coinbasepro, 'BTC/USD', '1h')
print("\n" + coinbasepro.name + " ₿ = $" + str(last) + "\n")  # print last closing price