Blockchain Market Metrics

Retrieves market metrics for the specified blockchain, aggregated by the specified time frame. The response includes trading metrics (trading volume, trade count, and active trading tokens) aggregated over each time frame, and snapshot metric (stablecoin market capitalization) representing values at the end of each time frame.

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Data Availability

  • Trading volume, Trade count, and Active trading tokens: From 2022-01-01 00:00 UTC (unix timestamp: 1640995200)
  • Stablecoin market capitalization: From 2025-05-22 00:00 UTC (unix timestamp: 1747872000)
Compute Unit ⚙️
  • This endpoint consumes 40 CU per request.
Use Cases 💡
  • Track historical blockchain activity through trading volume, transaction count, active trading tokens, and stablecoin market capitalization.
    • Build dashboards to monitor market activity and stablecoin growth over time.
How to Use 🛠️
  • Specify the target chain and the desired time_frame for data aggregation.
    • Provide a reference time and a direction (backward or forward) to retrieve historical time frames relative to that timestamp.
    • Each record represents a single time frame. unix_time is the UTC timestamp of the beginning of the time frame. Trading metrics are aggregated over the time frame, while stable_coin_market_cap represents the value at the end of the time frame.
Best Practices ✅
  • Analyze volume_usd, trade_count, and active_trading_tokens together to distinguish increased trading activity from broader market participation.
    • Compare trading activity with stable_coin_market_cap to understand how changes in on-chain stablecoin supply relate to market activity.
Notes 📝
  • volume_usd, trade_count, and active_trading_tokens are aggregated over each time frame.
    • stable_coin_market_cap represents the market capitalization as of the end of each time frame.
    • time is used only to determine the starting time frame. If it does not align with the specified time_frame, it is mapped to the corresponding time frame.
    • unix_time always represents the start of the corresponding time frame in UTC.

Query Params
string
enum
Defaults to 1D

The aggregation interval for the returned data.

Allowed:
integer
0 to 10000000000

The reference unix timestamp in seconds to start retrieving data. Defaults to the current time.

string
enum
Defaults to backward

The retrieval direction relative to the reference time.

Allowed:
integer
1 to 10
Defaults to 10

Limit the number of data records returned.

Headers
string
enum
Defaults to solana

Solana network only.

Allowed:
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