What are the best Historical Data repositories on GitHub?

The top-ranked Historical Data open source repositories include tardis-dev/tardis-node, NayakwadiS/mftool, tardis-dev/tardis-machine, tracked and evaluated by community adoption, stars, and code commits.

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3 matching projects · updated Nov 14, 2026 How we rank ↗

#1 TRENDING tardis-dev/tardis-node TypeScript 2019

Convenient access to tick-level real-time and historical cryptocurrency market data via Node.js

◇ arbitrage ◇ async-iterable ◇ binance ◇ bitmex

82 ↑ +1 today

367

#2 TRENDING NayakwadiS/mftool Python 2019

⚡ Python library for getting publically available Mutual Funds data in India

◇ amfi ◇ amfi-data ◇ bse ◇ historical-data

73 ↑ +1 today

257

#3 TRENDING tardis-dev/tardis-machine TypeScript 2019

Locally runnable server with built-in data caching, providing both tick-level historical and consolidated real-time cryptocurrency market data via HTTP and WebSocket APIs

◇ arbitrage ◇ binance ◇ bitmex ◇ btc

60 ↑ +1 today

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