: timestamp, price, amount, fees, wallet balance.
You should avoid a drip client if:
In software architecture, specifically within API integrations, streaming services, or event-driven systems, a "drip client" refers to a client application or library that consumes data in small, continuous batches (drips) rather than one large payload. Instead of a "bulk head" request that crashes the server, a drip client uses backpressure and pagination to fetch data smoothly. Examples include log aggregators, real-time analytics dashboards, and financial trading bots.
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