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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.