The Helium API really doesn't like concurrent requests from the same host, so this change creates a XMLHttpRequest queue (very similar to the one created for Binance requests) which processes one request at a time, and pauses for a random time (0 to 10 seconds) if the server responds with a 429 error.
The Helium API really doesn't like concurrent requests from the same host, so this change creates a XMLHttpRequest queue (very similar to the one created for Binance requests) which processes one request at a time, and pauses for a random time (0 to 10 seconds) if the server responds with a 429 error.
Version bump to "1.3.0"