This endpoint helps you calculate the expected shortfall (ES) and stressed ES. It is computed by a proprietary and thoroughly backtested methodology that accounts for the idiosyncrasies of crypto market structure. By convention, it's a forecasting ES, i.e.,the prediction of the potential loss for the next day. We introduced a mixture parameter that can provide either the ES, the stressed ES or a combination of the two (see the stress_parameter below).
Quantities list of base asset in the portfolio.
Must match the number of bases.
The order of quantities and their respective bases must match in the request.
risk_level
Yes
The risk level for the expected shortfall.
Min: 0.90 (included)
Max: 1 (excluded)
start_time
Yes
First fixing of the calculation in ISO 8601 (inclusive).
end_time
Yes
Last fixing of the calculation in ISO 8601 (inclusive).
stress_parameter
No
Float between 0 and 1 that controls the blend between ES and Stressed ES.
It is 0 for ES and 1 for stressed ES.
It equals 0 by default.
reporting_currency
No
This allows you to express the final risk metrics in a specific fiat currency.
By default, expressed in USD.
sources
No
boolean. If true, returns all pair prices which were used to compute the expected shortfall.
Default: false
Fields
Parameter
Description
es_time
The time at which the ES is computed.
expected_shortfall
Composed of two fields: value and risk_level (the expected shortfall estimator at the specified risk_level)
pair
The constituent pair. (showing only when sources is set to be true)
ref_price
The reference price per asset. (showing only when sources is set to be true)
date
The date of the reference price. (showing only when sources is set to be true)