Dynamic Throttling Response

Dynamic Throttling Response refers to the adaptive behavior of a trading system when it detects that it is approaching or has exceeded its API rate limits. Instead of simply failing, the system intelligently adjusts its request behavior, such as slowing down non-essential updates or switching to a secondary API endpoint.

This proactive approach prevents the system from being blocked by the exchange and ensures that critical trading activity can continue. It involves monitoring real-time feedback from the exchange, such as HTTP headers or error codes, and adjusting the application logic accordingly.

This is a sophisticated way to maintain system uptime and reliability in the face of restrictive API constraints.