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List endpoints return a page of results plus a cursor for the next page. This applies to markets, rounds, orders, fills, and trades.

Parameters

Pass cursor back as ?cursor= on the next request. An empty cursor ("") means there are no more results, stop iterating.
Cursors are opaque. Do not parse, construct, or persist them across long idle periods. They are tied to the current index state; re-start from no cursor if you are unsure.

Example response

When cursor is "", you have the last page.

Walk every page

The same loop pattern works for any cursor-paginated list, swap the path and the array key (rounds, fills, trades, etc.).

as_of_seq

Every read response includes as_of_seq, the sequencer position the answer was computed at. Two pages fetched at different times may have different as_of_seq values even if the underlying data did not change.