get_event_seller_series
Event Seller Series
Reads only.
Use this for how one event's sellers moved hour by hour. Use get_event_seller_concentration instead for one current concentration reading, and get_event_seller_market for the prices of chosen sellers. How one event's sellers moved, hour by hour, anonymously. points is one reading per hour, oldest first: distinct_sellers is how many sellers held inventory in that hour, attributed_tickets is how many tickets in it had a known seller of record, coverage_pct is that as a share of the whole book from 0 to 1, and tickets is what each drawn seller held, keyed by the label. Tickets held by sellers without a line of their own are the difference between attributed_tickets and the sum of tickets. Zero means a seller was in the window and held none that hour; null means their line had not begun, or the hour has no reading at all. sellers lists the lines with the most each held in the window. A seller is drawn once it has been among the five largest of an hour, or once it has grown into the event without reaching them. Labels are an arrival order and not a rank, and they do not carry across events. A label here is the SAME label the event page draws for that seller, and a seller keeps it whatever hours is asked for, so a question about "Seller C" is a question about the same seller a reader is looking at. A letter missing from the run is a seller the window has nothing for. No seller is named or identified here or anywhere else on this surface. series is null only when the event has no readings, which is the common case and not an error. An account whose plan does not include this reading gets a plan_required error instead, with entitled false and required_tier naming the plan that unlocks it.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
event_id | string | yes | The event to read. | |
hours | integer | How many of the most recent hours to return. Default 168, maximum 720. From 1 to 720. |