Price - Historical

Retrieve historical price line chart of a specified token.

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Historical price series for one token or pair.

  • Set address_type to token or pair depending on what the address represents.
  • Use time_from, time_to, and type together to request a bounded series at the granularity you need.
  • Returned prices are best suited for line charts, checkpoint analysis, and broad time-series workflows rather than candle-level OHLC studies.
  • Choose OHLCV endpoints instead when you need open/high/low/close/volume per bucket.
Compute Unit ⚙️
  • This endpoint consumes 35 CU per request.
Use Cases 💡
  • Retrieves historical USD price series for a token or pair across a selected time window.
    • Great for charting, research, and reconstructing token or pair price behavior across a past period.
    • Can be used to track performance before and after events such as listings, unlocks, liquidity changes, or major announcements.
    • Helpful for portfolio reconstruction, ROI calculators, trade-performance tools, and benchmark studies.
    • Add historical context to trade, holder, and smart-money analysis.
How to Use 🛠️
  • Set x-chain for the target network.
    • Pass the target address and choose address_type=token or address_type=pair.
    • Define the time window with time_from and time_to.
    • Choose type based on the granularity needed for your chart or analysis window.
Best Practices ✅
  • Use wider intervals for long backfills and finer intervals only when the question really needs them.
    • Align chart labels and downstream joins to the same bucket size you requested here.
    • When you need an exact checkpoint instead of a series, switch to Price - Historical by unix time.
Query Params
string
required

The address of the token contract.

string
enum
required
Allowed:
string
enum
required

OHLCV time frame.

integer
required
0 to 10000000000

Specify the start time using unix timestamps in seconds

integer
required
0 to 10000000000

Specify the end time using unix timestamps in seconds

string
enum
Defaults to raw

Indicate whether to use the scaled amount for scaled ui amount tokens. Only support solana

Allowed:
Headers
string
enum
Defaults to solana

A chain name listed in supported networks.

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