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Asset IDs

When perpetual endpoints expect an integer for asset, use the index of the coin found in the meta info response. E.g. BTC = 0 on mainnet.

For spot endpoints, use 10000 + spotInfo["index"] where spotInfo is the corresponding object in spotMeta that has the desired quote and base tokens. For example, when submitting an order for PURR/USDC, the asset that should be used is 10000 because its asset index in the spot info is 0.

Note that spot ID is different from token ID, and that mainnet and testnet have different asset IDs. For example, for HYPE:

Mainnet token ID: 150

Mainnet spot ID: 107

Testnet token ID: 1105

Testnet spot ID: 1035

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