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Kaiko Examples

Learn more about what you can do with Kaiko data and how to make successful system requests in our use-case micro-guides.

These are just a few examples of how Kaiko data can help you achieve your strategic goals. If you need help with a use case not currently featured, please reach out to our Support Team.

February 2025

2025-02-27

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Mapping Update

  • All Clover Finance instruments listed under the base asset code of "CLOVER" will be remapped to use the code "CLV". Please use "CLV" to access any clover finance instruments.

2025-02-12

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Mapping Update

  • The asset code "LAYER" has been assigned to Solayer. Unilayer, has been re-assigned to use the asset code "UNILAYER".

2025-02-21

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Mapping Update

  • The asset code "AIC" has been assigned to AI Companions. ASCSIGN INC has been re-assigned to use the asset code "ASCSIGN".

March 2026

2026-03-06

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Mapping Update

  • Transfer Coin has been remapped from tx to trnx

  • TX is now mapped to tx

2026-03-09

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Mapping Update

  • BSB has been remapped from bsb to bsba

  • Block Street is now mapped to bsb

2026

2024

March 2025

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Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring - Solana Support

Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring now supports Solana. Solana has emerged as a crucial platform for stablecoin growth and DeFi app development, and this enhancement reflects our commitment to supporting the networks most valuable to our clients. Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring provides real-time insights across all supported blockchains, with full historical coverage back to each chain’s inception. You can learn more about Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring herearrow-up-right.

June 2024

2024-06-27

  • Corrected instrument mapping for the following Perpetual-Futures on Bybit V2. These were originally assigned the quote asset USDT in error:

    • WIF-USDC

    • WLD-USDC

    • TON-USDC

2024-06-24

  • Updated documentation for implied volatilities smile and surface.

March 2024

2024-03-15

  • Added documentation for trades v3.

  • Added blockchain parameter for instruments reference data.

2025

About the Developer Hub

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Welcome to the Kaiko Developer Hub.

This hub is your go-to place for everything Kaiko. It's broken down into 3 core sections:

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Knowledge hub

Your go-to place for information on Kaiko products, coverage, updates, and inspiration on how you can leverage our solutions. We'll be working on bringing more content over the coming months, so keep checking back.

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Kaiko Data

Everything you need to start consuming Kaiko data across all our delivery channels:

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Kaiko Indices

Everything you need to get started with Kaiko Indices.

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Stay in the know

If you'd like to be alerted when we make changes to our products, sign-up to our mailing list .

September 2025

2025-09-26

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Mapping Update

We've identified some mapping discrepancies around instruments with the asset code NEIRO. This appears to originate from different exchanges using this same code to refer to at least 3 distinct assets.

The mapping in our reference data will be updated as outlined below:

NEIROCTO : First NEIRO on ETH 1NEIRO : NEIRO ETH NEIRO : NEIRO

2025-09-23

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Mapping Update

  • Instruments listed below are update to use the base asset code ONOMY

    • CoinEx spot nom-btc becomes onomy-btc

Cefi derivative markets

Benchmarks

A list of our published Reference Rates

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You can also get a list of our published Benchmarks via API using the reference data .

About Kaiko

An introduction to Kaiko and our products.

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What is Kaiko?

Kaiko is the global independent leader in digital assets market data, analytics, indices, and monitoring for institutional investors, financial services firms, and regulators.

Kaiko provides the foundational data infrastructure bridging traditional finance and on-chain capital markets through regulatory-compliant and auditable data. For over 10 years, we've delivered the trusted, transparent, and actionable financial data that institutions need to navigate both centralized and decentralized crypto markets.

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Our solutions

We provide data solutions across four main pillars:

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Data Feeds

Market data feeds for front and mid-office operations, business intelligence, and risk management.

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Analytics

Proprietary data analytics solutions for risk analysis, fair value pricing for marking, and derivatives listings.

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Monitoring

Market-level and blockchain solutions for surveillance, AML/CFT compliance, and research.

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Kaiko Indices

Kaiko Indices offers institutional-grade benchmarks and indices, setting the standard for reliability and transparency in the digital asset market. As a regulated Benchmark Administrator under the EU BMR framework and compliant with IOSCO principles, we empower exchanges, asset managers, and financial institutions with trusted data solutions that support robust settlement and risk management practices.

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Tour the data

Depending on the solution, you can consume our data by Rest API, streaming service, or via cloud service providers. Have a look at our to see which solution are available by which channel, as well as specific information on the data's granularity, historical availability.

Cefi spot markets

Our coverage for centralized spot markets.

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You can explore all exchanges, assets, and get codes for them using our Instrument Explorerarrow-up-right. Alternatively, if you want to obtain the data in a more programmatic way, use our .

Defi lending and borrowing protocols

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You can explore all exchanges, assets, and codes, and obtain the data in a programmatic way using our .

September 2024

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Python code examples

We've added Python code examples to all our Rest API documentation pages. This forms part of our ongoing mission to improve your user experience with Kaiko documentation. To see an example, head to any Rest API page and select the "Python" tab in the "Request Examples" section.

July 2024

Our Latest Updates

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Kaiko data through BigQuery is now available in real-time

2024-07-19

We’ve made improvements to how you integrate our data by enabling real-time access to BigQuery, so you can now access our insights when and where you need them most.

This means you can conduct ongoing real-time analysis directly in the BigQuery platform, eliminating the need for support from your development team in making individual API calls. BigQuery also brings the power of data visualization to Kaiko data.

Analyze supply distribution to determine asset-risk

Identify the number of addresses that hold at least 1% of the asset's total supply to effectively measure its popularity and the strength of its price discovery process.

How to build the request

With the Market Metrics Asset endpoint, you can use the following parameters to source the specific information you're looking for:

Paramater
Value

Identify wash trading and volume quality

Evaluate an asset's volume-to-liquidity ratio. If the USD volume substantially exceeds the depth of the order books (a high volume-to-depth ratio), it suggests that the genuine market demand isn't accurately represented by the current trading volume, hinting at possible wash trading.

The liquidity-volume-ratio is significantly higher on Bitforex.

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How to build the request

May 2025

2025-05-08

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Mapping Update

  • Asset code "MYX" is now assigned to MYX Finance. MYX Network has been re-assigned to use code "MYXN"

Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring

supports Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana* blockchains, with comprehensive coverage for each network, including:

  • All native coin transfers

  • All token transfers (e.g., ERC-20, where applicable)

Total Value Locked (TVL)

Total Value Locked is part of our packages.

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Coverage available for TVL

aave, abracadabra-money, acala, across, aerodrome, agora, alongside, angle, ankr, anzen, aperture, apeswap, apollo, apollox, archblock, astar, avantprotocol, axelarnetwork, balancer, bancor, beethovenx, benqi-lsd, bifrostio, bitgo, blackhole, blackrock, blockchain-capital, bmx, bnsol, botto, bufferfinance, camelot, capapp, cbeth, centrifuge, circle, coinshift, compound, comtech, curve, dolomite, dopex, drift-protocol, dydx, eigenlayer, elixir-protocol, ethena, etherex, etherfi, euler, fathom, fd121limited, fidelity, franklintempleton, frax-finance, fraxlend, fraxstablecoin, friend-tech, gemini, globaldollarnetwork, gmx, hamiltonlane, hegic, holdstation, honeypop, hydradx, impossible-finance, index-cooperative, instadapp, inversefinance, ipor-protocol, jito, jpycoin, jupiter, kamino, katana, kyberswap, layerzero, level-finance, lido-finance, lighter, liquid-collective, liquity, listadao, loopring, lybra, lyra, makerdao, mamo, mantra, maple-finance, marinade, matrixdock, maverick, merkle-trade, metamask, metavault-trade, meteora, midas, monerium, moonwell, morpho, mummy-finance, mux, notional-finance, okutrade, ondo, openedendigital, opyn, orca, originprotocol, pancakeswap, pangolin, paxos, paypal, pendle, perpetual-protocol, pharaoh, pika-protocol, polymarket, premia, primenumbers, prisma, quickswap, radiant-capital, raft, ramses, raydium, reflexer, republicnote, reserve, ribbon-finance, ringsprotocol, ripplelabs, rocket-pool, sanctum, seamless-protocol, securitize, shadowexchange, shoebill-finance, silo, societegenerale, solidlizard, solv-protocol, sonne, spark, spiko, stader, stafi, stakestone, stakewise, superstate, sushiswap, swell, symbiotic, synapse, syncswap, synfutures, tether, thena, theo, thetanuts, thruster, tokemak, tokenlon, tornado-cash, toucan-protocol, tradable, trader-joe, uniswap, usual, vaneck, velodrome, venus, verse, vertex-protocol, vesta-finance, vnx, wisdomtree, worldlibertyfinancial, xdc, zerolend, zkswap, zksync-era-bridge, zyberswap

Compare market depth between exchanges

Market depth is a measure of how well a market can handle large orders without impacting asset prices. A "deep" market has enough volume on both sides - bids (buy orders) and asks (sell orders) - to handle large orders while keeping prices stable. Market depth varies between exchanges and over time, so traders often monitor it across different platforms to determine the best market on which to trade.

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How to build the request

Use (assets) with the following parameters to replicate this chart.

Defi spot markets

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You can explore all exchanges, assets, and get codes for them using our . Alternatively, if you want to obtain the data in a more programmatic way, use our .

Supply and Market Cap

Market Cap and Supply is available as part of our packages.

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Coverage available for Market Cap and Supply

BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, BNB, USDC, SOL, TRX, DOGE, ADA, BCH, LINK, LEO, XLM, ZEC, USDe, LTC, SUI, AVAX, HBAR, DAI, SHIB, WLFI, TON, CRO, PYUSD, MNT, DOT, UNI, TAO, AAVE, USD1, BGB, OKB, NEAR, ASTER, ENA, ETC, PEPE, PI, ICP, M, XAUt, ONDO, PAXG, WLD, KAS, KCS, APT, SKY, TRUMP, FIL, PUMP, FLR, RENDER, FDUSD, GT, BONK, CAKE, MYX, JUP, NEXO, OP, AERO, SPX, IMX, VIRTUAL, CRV, FET, LDO, ETHFI, GRT, FLOKI, ENS, WIF, PENDLE, RAY

Status

To see the status of all Kaiko endpoints, visit .

Bitfinex spot nom-usd becomes onomy-usd & nom-usdt becomes
  • KuCoin spot nom-usdt

  • MEXC spot nom-usdt

  • This update applies to:

    You can learn more about how to receive Kaiko data through BigQuery herearrow-up-right or check out the full range of products available through BigQuery in our data dictionary.

    2025-05-15

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    Mapping Update

    • Instruments for ebtc.finance (0x661c70333aa1850ccdbae82776bb436a0fcfeefb) have been updated to use Asset Code "EBTCF"

    2025-05-16

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    • Asset code "A" is now assigned to Vaulta. Instruments referring to Alpha Token have been remapped to use the asset code "ALPHAT".

    • Asset code "BOLD" is now assigned to the V2 Liquity BOLD Token (0x6440f144b7e50d6a8439336510312d2f54beb01d). Instruments referring to the Legacy Token (0xb01dd87b29d187f3e3a4bf6cdaebfb97f3d9ab98) have been remapped to use the asset code "BOLDV1".

    data dictionary
    Staking deposits and withdrawals
  • Gas fees

  • We provide historical data back to each chain's inception alongside real-time updates. We continuously expand our coverage, and can support new blockchains quickly. * Solana blockchain includes 30-days rolling history as part of any standard package. Custom packages offering longer rolling histories back to inception are also available.

    Kaiko Blockchain Monitoringarrow-up-right
    Market Explorer
    Market Explorerarrow-up-right
    status.kaiko.comarrow-up-right

    start_time

    2023-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

    end_time

    2023-01-04T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    You can find specific asset codes from our instruments explorerarrow-up-right or reference dataarrow-up-right.

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above:

    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/asset_metrics?start_time=2023-01-01T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2023-01-04T00:00:00.000Z&asset=crvarrow-up-right

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • main_holders

    • number_of_holders

    • total_supply

    For a more in-depth analysis of all wallets holding a particular asset, you can utilize Kaiko Wallet Dataarrow-up-right.

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    crv

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    Derivatives Risk Indicators Enhancements

    We've made significant improvements to Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicatorsarrow-up-right. Users can now configure their IV using one of three calculation methods:

    • Deltas

    • Strikes

    • Forward log moneyness

    We've also made several enhancements, allowing finer granularity in your computations.

    Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicators helps you manage risk in the options market with confidence, calculating the potential volatility of any crypto asset with user-provided criteria. It's made specifically for crypto, backed by our trusted market data. Contact usarrow-up-right if you'd like to learn more about it.

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    New stream documentation

    We've brought our stream documentation into our new Developer Hub. Take a look here - you'll see we've added specific code examples for each Kaiko data solution and significantly improved discoverability. As always, we welcome your feedback, so please let our operations team know if you have any thoughts.

    As a reminder, Kaiko Stream is the fastest and easiest way to consume Kaiko Data. Once connected to a stream, you'll get constant updates, providing true real-time data. Key benefits:

    ✔ Real-time updates delivered instantly with no need to call an API each time

    ✔ Data on multiple exchanges or instruments simultaneously in one stream

    ✔ gRPC technology for the best data delivery and uptime

    ✔ Customizable calculations, frequencies, and channels

    With the Market Metrics Asset endpoint, you can use the following parameters to source the specific information you're looking for:
    Paramater
    Value

    asset

    ltc

    start_time

    2023-12-28T00:00:00.000

    end_time

    2024-01-28T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    sources

    true

    You can find specific asset codes from our instruments explorerarrow-up-right or reference dataarrow-up-right.

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above:

    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/asset_metrics?start_time=2023-12-28T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2024-01-28T00:00:00.000Z&asset=ltc&sources=true&interval=1darrow-up-right

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • total_off_chain_volume_usd

    • buy_market_depths - bid_volume_1

    • sell_market_depths - ask_volume_1

    Paramater
    Value

    asset

    btc

    start_time

    2022-11-05T00:00:00.000Z

    end_time

    2022-11-28T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    sources

    true

    Here's an example of a cURL string request using the values above:

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • timestamp

    • buy_market_depths:

      • exchange

      • volume_usds: {bid_volume_0_1}

    • sell_market_depths:

      • exchange

      • volume_usds: {ask_volume_0_1}

    This chart shows the 1% market depth for all trading pairs with BTC as the base asset. It shows the USD value of all bids (bid_volume_1) and asks (ask_volume_1) within 1% of the mid-price.
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    Identify high-potential assets before they're listed on CEXs

    Track the most popular assets on leading DEXs such as Uniswap to uncover high-potential early stage tokens not yet listed on centralized exchanges.

    See how assets exclusively available on DEXs like USDE (Ethena's stablecoin) and WSTETH (a liquid staking token), have impressive trading volumes, even surpassing popular assets like LINK.

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    How to build the request

    With the Market Metrics , you can use the following parameters to source the specific information you're looking for:

    Paramater
    Value

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above:

    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/exchange_metrics?exchange=usp3&start_time=2024-04-05T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2024-04-13T00:00:00.000Z&interval=1d&page_size=100&sort=asc

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • timestamp

    • asset_code

    • asset_total_volume_usd

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    Track asset volume on exchanges

    Track the volume of any asset trading on a centralized or decentralized exchange. Quickly identify the top trending tokens and spot instances where volumes differ from market expectations.

    In the example above, we can see that smaller tokens like SLERF, ENA, and BONE have recorded very large volumes, on some days, significantly higher than that of eth.

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    How to build the request

    With the Market Metrics , you can use the following parameters to source the specific information you're looking for:

    Paramater
    Value

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above:

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • timestamp

    • asset_code

    • total_volume_usd

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    Generate a liquidity-based asset ranking

    Identify an asset's liquidity, put it into a ranking and then compare it with the market cap to evaluate its true value. Go beyond simple market capitalization to generate more accurate token value estimates.

    The graph above shows the market depth for FFT, and highlights how there was a significant drop in liquidity - even though it was in the top 20 for market cap - prior to its collapse.

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    How to build the request

    With the Market Metrics Asset endpoint, you can use the following parameters to source the specific information you're looking for:

    Paramater
    Value

    You can find specific asset codes from our or .

    NOTE: To calculate the gap between market depth, you'll need access to market cap data.

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above:

    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/asset_metrics?start_time=2022-11-05T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2022-11-28T00:00:00.000Z&asset=fft&interval=1d

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • timestamp

    • buy_market_depths

    • sell_market_depths

    November 2024

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    Mapping Update

    • The asset code "HYPE" has been assigned to Hyperliquid. Supreme Finance has been re-assigned to use the asset code "HYPE2"

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    Blockchain Monitoring Now Available via REST API

    We're excited to announce that our Blockchain Monitoring solution is now accessible through REST API. Wallet Data allows you to:

    • Access complete transaction histories across all supported blockchains

    • View real-time wallet balances

    • Track historical balance changes for the source of wealth checks

    Whether you need to monitor a single wallet or multiple addresses, our API delivers the data in a standardized format for seamless integration into your applications. Get started by exploring the documentation below.

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    New Reference APIs

    We've launched two new reference APIs to help you quickly find our coverage:

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    Reference Rates

    This endpoint retrieves a complete list of our published Reference Rates. Our rules-based and independent rates aim to increase pricing transparency by providing a reliable and accurate benchmark.

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    Protocols

    This endpoint retrieves a complete list of the defi protocols supported by Kaiko data. This can help you identify which exchanges are defi when working with our Market Data.

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    Meet Kaiko On-Chain Delivery

    As demand for complex data in smart contracts increases, we’re really pleased to introduce our new on-chain delivery channel. The new capability brings our trusted market data directly to the blockchain for the first time, providing reliable digital asset insights to power any on-chain contract.

    To demonstrate its power, we’ve deployed Kaiko Cross Prices on-chain with free hourly price updates.

    Read our to try it for yourself.

    Gauge market sentiment with Implied Volatility

    Evaluate the market outlook for various dates using our solution. IV provides one figure that accounts for options contracts with various strikes and expiries, enabling a more accurate view of the overall market sentiment. For example, if an IV curve is steep to the left, this suggests the prevailing market sentiment sees prices falling.

    Here we see an IV smile across all expiries which means there is a high probability of price moves in either direction. There is a slight skew to the left on the shortest expiry (orange), suggesting higher demand on the short side.

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    How to build the request

    With the Implied Volatility endpoint, you can use the following parameters. This example calculates just one expiry, but you can also run a script locally to request and combine expiries like the chart above. Contact our operations team for support with this.

    Paramater
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    You can find specific asset codes from our or .

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    Example request

    Here's an example of an HTTP string request using the values above.

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • implied_volatilities_strike

    • implied_volatilities_implied_volatility

    Instrument Explorer

    The Kaiko Instrument explorer offers the same information as our various reference data endpoints, but in a user-friendly interface. Go to the explorerarrow-up-right.

    June 2025

    2025-06-16

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    • Asset code "HOME" is now assigned to Defi.app. OtterHome has been re-assigned to use code "OTTERHOME"

    Compare price slippage between exchanges

    Price slippage measures how liquid a market is by measuring the gap between the expected and actual price of a marker order. When markets drop and there are large sell-offs, slippage often increases and it becomes harder to buy or sell at your desired price. This varies by exchange, trading pair, and time of day. Using Kaiko's data, we can measure potential BTC slippage across exchanges for different trade sizes. This provides valuable insight for market traders looking to minimize losses.

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    How to build the request

    Use (slippage) with the following parameters to replicate this chart.

    curl -X GET "https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/asset_metrics?asset=btc&start_time=2022-11-05T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2022-11-28T00:00:00.000Z&interval=1d&sources=true" -H "accept: application/json" -H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"
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    Expanded DEX & L&B coverage now live!

    We’ve significantly expanded our decentralized exchange (DEX) and liquidity & borrowing (L&B) coverage across several Kaiko products. You can now access data for the following platforms:

    • Raydium: AMM, CLLM

    • Meteora: CLLM, DLLM

    • Orca: CLLM

    • Camelot

    • Arbitrum

    • Pancakeswap

    • Morpho

    This enhanced coverage reflects out ongoing commitment to offer the latest and most comprehensive DeFi data. Check out the full coverage details here:

    Decentralized spot exchanges Lending and borrowing protocols

    If you'd like to add any of these platforms to your Kaiko subscription, contact your Account Manager, or email [email protected]envelope.

    asset

    FTT

    start_time

    2022-11-05T00:00:00.000Z

    end_time

    2022-11-28T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    sources

    true

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    April 2025

    2025-04-14

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    • Bybit Link perpetual future listed under code "LINK-USDT" has been corrected to "LINK-USDC"

    Query detailed transaction data
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    Paramater
    Value

    exchange

    cbse ... and then stmp itbi krkn

    okcn

    instrument_class

    spot

    intrument

    btc-usd

    Here's an example of a cURL string request using the values above:

    When you receive your response, search for the following fields to find the data you need:

    • timestamp

    • ask_slippage

    • bid_slippage

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    Order Book Snapshots are available through the API with a 1-month rolling window. While this means you can't recreate the example shown above, the instant live data meets most trading and analysis needs.

    The chart abode shows how price slippage increased on Itbit between 5th, and 7th August for BTC-USD, suggesting liquidity troubles.

    exchange

    usp3

    start_time

    2024-04-05T00:00:00.000Z

    end_time

    2024-04-13T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    page_size

    100

    sort

    asc

    exchange

    huob

    start_time

    2024-04-01T00:00:00.000Z

    end_time

    2024-04-11T00:00:00.000Z

    interval

    1d

    page_size

    100

    sort

    asc

    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/exchange_metrics?exchange=huob&start_time=2024-04-01T00:00:00.000Z&end_time=2024-04-11T00:00:00.000Z&interval=1d&page_size=100&sort=ascarrow-up-right

    base

    btc

    quote

    usd

    exchange

    drbt

    value_time

    2024-09-25T10:20:09.224Z

    expiry

    2024-06-28T00:00:00.000Z

    deltas

    0.05

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    Capture alpha before major events impact the market

    Being able to react quickly to major hacks or market events before most others can help market participants execute trades and orders more effectively.

    Take the Bybit hack as an example: a security breach occurred, but the market was slow to react. It wasn’t until hours later, when Bybit’s CEO made an official announcement, that a full market response took place. However, some participants spotted the early signs and acted before the news became public. Their trading activity left a visible footprint in trading data, creating a window of opportunity for others to recognize these early warning signs and react accordingly to capture the alpha. By doing so, they position themselves ahead of the broader market, rather than reacting after the widespread panic set in.

    To secure the best trading conditions, market participants must monitor data in real-time and act quickly. Reacting early reduces the impact of their trades, helping them stay ahead before market depth deteriorates and a large-scale sell-off takes hold.

    By leveraging via Kaiko Stream, participants gain access to real-time, tick-level trade data the moment transactions occur. This allows them to identify unusual market movements—such as an unexplained sell-off followed by a sharp recovery—and react swiftly to minimize losses and seize opportunities before the broader market.

    July 2025

    2025-07-14

    hashtag
    Mapping Update

    • Instruments listed below are update to use asset code 'PUMPFUN'

    reference data APIarrow-up-right
    curl -X GET "https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/order_book_snapshots.v1/exchanges/cbse/spot/btc-usd/ob_aggregations/slippage?slippage=100000&interval=1h" -H "accept: application/json" -H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"
    https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/analytics.v2/implied_volatility_smile?base=btc&quote=usd&value_time=2024-09-09T14:00:00.000Z&expiry=2024-10-25T00:00:00.000Z&exchanges=drbt&strikes=30000,40000,50000,60000,70000,80000,90000,100000

    Bybit Spot bbsp & Bitget Spot bgsp: Instrument code 'pumpfun-usdt' will refer to Pump.fun for all ongoing data

    hashtag
    Subscribe to tick-level trades

    To subscribe to real-time trade data for a specific asset, configure your connection to Kaiko Stream as below. In this example, we'll monitor ETH spot trades on all exchanges covered by Kaiko. This data will show every single trade involving ETH. To subscribe to just one venue, see example 2.

    from __future__ import print_function
    import logging
    import os
    

    Once configured, your received messages will look like this, containing the trade amount, the price at which it was executed, if the trade was a sell or a buy of the asset, and the exchange involved.

    Kaiko Level 1 Dataarrow-up-right

    Subscriptions: channel availability

    Subscription Name
    Data Types
    Available Channel(s)
    from __future__ import print_function
    import logging
    import os
    
    import grpc
    from google.protobuf.json_format import MessageToJson
    from google.protobuf import duration_pb2
    
    from kaikosdk import sdk_pb2_grpc
    from kaikosdk.core import instrument_criteria_pb2, assets_pb2
    from kaikosdk.stream.aggregates_ohlcv_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_ohlcv
    from kaikosdk.stream.aggregates_vwap_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_vwap
    from kaikosdk.stream.market_update_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_market_update
    from kaikosdk.stream.market_update_v1 import commodity_pb2 as pb_commodity
    from kaikosdk.stream.trades_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_trades
    
    def market_update_request(channel: grpc.Channel):
        try:
            with channel:
                stub = sdk_pb2_grpc.StreamMarketUpdateServiceV1Stub(channel)
                responses = stub.Subscribe(pb_market_update.StreamMarketUpdateRequestV1(
                      # start of parameter configuration # 
                    instrument_criteria = instrument_criteria_pb2.InstrumentCriteria(
                        exchange = "binc",
                        instrument_class = "spot",
                        code = "eth-*"
                    ),
                      # end of parameter configuration # 
                    commodities=[pb_commodity.SMUC_TRADE]
                ))
                for response in responses:
                    print("Received message %s" % (MessageToJson(response, including_default_value_fields = True)))
                    # print("Received message %s" % list(map(lambda o: o.string_value, response.data.values)))
        except grpc.RpcError as e:
            print(e.details(), e.code())
            
    def run():
        credentials = grpc.ssl_channel_credentials(root_certificates=None)
        call_credentials = grpc.access_token_call_credentials(os.environ['KAIKO_API_KEY'])
        composite_credentials = grpc.composite_channel_credentials(credentials, call_credentials)
        channel = grpc.secure_channel('gateway-v0-grpc.kaiko.ovh', composite_credentials)
    
        market_update_request(channel)
    
    if __name__ == '__main__':
        logging.basicConfig()
        run()
    Received message {
      "commodity": "SMUC_TRADE",
      "amount": 0.1846,
      "class": "spot",
      "code": "eth-usdc",
      "exchange": "binc",
      "sequenceId": "cuuuc51nce0cg8o1ltk0",
      "id": "80983213",
      "price": 2400.87,
      "tsExchange": {
        "value": "2025-02-25T15:47:32.016Z"
      },
      "tsCollection": {
        "value": "2025-02-25T15:47:32.171124934Z"
      },
      "tsEvent": "2025-02-25T15:47:32.340833187Z",
      "updateType": "TRADE_BUY",
      "additionalProperties": {}
    }
    import grpc
    from google.protobuf.json_format import MessageToJson
    from google.protobuf import duration_pb2
    from kaikosdk import sdk_pb2_grpc
    from kaikosdk.core import instrument_criteria_pb2, assets_pb2
    from kaikosdk.stream.aggregates_ohlcv_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_ohlcv
    from kaikosdk.stream.aggregates_vwap_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_vwap
    from kaikosdk.stream.market_update_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_market_update
    from kaikosdk.stream.market_update_v1 import commodity_pb2 as pb_commodity
    from kaikosdk.stream.trades_v1 import request_pb2 as pb_trades
    def market_update_request(channel: grpc.Channel):
    try:
    with channel:
    stub = sdk_pb2_grpc.StreamMarketUpdateServiceV1Stub(channel)
    responses = stub.Subscribe(pb_market_update.StreamMarketUpdateRequestV1(
    # start of parameter configuration #
    instrument_criteria = instrument_criteria_pb2.InstrumentCriteria(
    exchange = "*",
    instrument_class = "spot",
    code = "eth-*"
    ),
    # end of parameter configuration #
    commodities=[pb_commodity.SMUC_TRADE]
    ))
    for response in responses:
    print("Received message %s" % (MessageToJson(response, including_default_value_fields = True)))
    # print("Received message %s" % list(map(lambda o: o.string_value, response.data.values)))
    except grpc.RpcError as e:
    print(e.details(), e.code())
    def run():
    credentials = grpc.ssl_channel_credentials(root_certificates=None)
    call_credentials = grpc.access_token_call_credentials(os.environ['KAIKO_API_KEY'])
    composite_credentials = grpc.composite_channel_credentials(credentials, call_credentials)
    channel = grpc.secure_channel('gateway-v0-grpc.kaiko.ovh', composite_credentials)
    market_update_request(channel)
    if __name__ == '__main__':
    logging.basicConfig()
    run()

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    Stream, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform

    • Level 2 Aggregations

    Market depth, bid-ask-spread, Price slippage, Tokens in a liquidity pool, Interest rates, borrowed and deposited amounts

    REST API

    • Level 2 Aggregations

    Raw order book snapshot

    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Level 2 Tick-Level

    All bids and asks

    Stream, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform

    • Level 2 Tick-Level

    REST API, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform

    Reference Data

    • Basic tier

    Assets, exchanges, instruments, and associated codes

    REST API

    • Advanced tier

    Derivatives pricing information

    Stream, REST API

    • Advanced tier

    Derivatives contract information

    REST API

    Market capitalization and circulating supply

    REST API

    Kaiko Fair Market Value

    • Standard subscription

    -

    Stream, REST API

    • Oanda FX add-on

    -

    REST API

    Kaiko Best Execution

    -

    Stream

    Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicators

    Basic tier

    • Basic tier

    Exchange-provided metrics

    REST API, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform

    • Advanced tier

    IV calculation, Token-level liquidation volumes

    REST API

    Kaiko Portfolio & Risk Management

    • Standard subscription

    Custom portfolio valuation, Value at risk calculation

    REST API

    Kaiko Blockchain Monitoring

    -

    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, BigQuery, REST API

    Kaiko Market Explorer

    • Standard subscription

    -

    REST API, BigQuery

    Kaiko Benchmarks

    • Single-assset

    -

    Stream, REST API

    Kaiko Indices

    • Multi-assset

    Stream

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data

    • Level 1 Aggregations

    Trade count

    OHLCV

    VWAP

    Stream, REST API, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Level 1 Tick-Level

    All trades

    Stream, REST API, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Snowflake, BigQuery, Private Networks

    • Level 1 Tick-Level

    Kaiko Indices

    Previous updates

    2023-12-12

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Instruments due to Ronin And Romanian Fiat Currencies having an identical ticker.

    • Romanian Leu: ron → ronle .

      • ron is now referring to Ronin.

    2023-12-11

    • Added CEX and DEX Coverage sections.

    2023-12-04

    • Exchange Metrics - Retrieve off-chain and on-chain metrics that help performing exchange analysis.

    2023-11-23

    • Added documentation for Lending and Borrowing Rates & Liquidity CSV.

    • Renamed product DEX Liquidity Events into Mints and Burns.

    • Renamed product DEX Liquidity Snapshots into Token Reserves.

    2023-11-16

    • Added documentation for Wallet Data CSV files on Bitcoin.

    2023-11-13

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Instruments due to Merit Circle Migration from MC to BEAN Ticker.

    • BEAM: beam → beamprivacy . Name Changed from BEAM to BEAM (Privacy).

      • beam is now referring to BEAM (Merit Circle).

    2023-11-10

    Mapping updates:

    • Asset FLOKIINU has been deprecated as it was a duplicate of existing FLOKI. All instruments are now referencing the asset code FLOKI

    • MBOX-USD (MOBOX) instruments on KuCoin & MEXC which were previously mapped as fiat USD (United States Dollar) have been corrected to USDT (Tether). The new instrument code for these is MBOX-USDT

    • Binance LUNA-BUSD &

    2023-10-26 - Data Quality Update. We identified and resolved an issue that caused duplication in our MEXC trades data. As of 2023-10-26, all new MEXC trades data will be free from such duplication. Please note that due to MEXC's unique data structure, we are unable to retroactively correct the impacted historical data. We recommend users to consider this when using any MEXC trade data prior to 2023-10-26.

    2023-10-26

    • Added 'live' parameter for all on-chain products.

    2023-09-22

    • Added documentation for Wallet Data CSV files on Ethereum.

    • Added field and parameter blockchain for Liquidity Events and Liquidity Snapshots.

    • Added documentation for Blockchain Reference Data.

    2023-09-18

    Reference Data behavior Update - The "trade_end_timestamp" field will only be populated after 7 consecutive days of inactivity. Previously, this field would be populated after 1 day of inactivity.

    2023-07-26

    Mapping update: Change implemented to the code used for DMarket. Code changed to accomodate the actively trading Dream Machine Token.

    • DMarket: DMT → DMK

    • Dream Machine Token: - → DMT

    2023-06-08

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for BitMEX Perpetual Futures contracts. Instrument codes are no longer using "base_asset" - "quote_asset" convention for API codes. To differentiate between different Perpetual Future contract types, these should now be queried using the codes assigned by BitMEX

    E.g. BTC-USD → XBTUSD

    • Added documentation for Robust Pair Price and Cross Price v2.

    2023-06-06

    • Added the Australian Exchange, Independent Reserve's case of and pulled off the Google Doc page of order book data while updating the contents

    2023-05-31

    • Added documentation for CSV files of the following products: Order Book Snapshots, Derivatives Metrics, OHLCV candles, VWAP, Count-OHLCV-VWAP

    2023-05-17

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Instruments

    • Toncoin: toncoin → ton

    • OKX: LUNA/BTC → OKX: LUNA2/BTC

    2023-05-03

    • Added documentation for Top of Book CSV files

    2023-04-24

    • Added documentation for Lending & Borrowing Rates and Liquidity

    2023-04-11

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Instruments

    • METIS Dao:

      • Gemini: MTS/USD → Gemini: METIS/USD

      • Huobi: MTS/USDT → Huobi: METIS/USDT

    2023-04-06

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Instruments

    • Polytrade: OKEX TRADE/USDT → OKEX POLYTRADE/USDT

    • METIS Dao:

      • OKEX MTS/USDT → OKEX METIS/USDT

    2023-04-05

    • Implied Volatility Surface - Retrieve calibrated and interpolated implied volatilities from options market prices

    2023-04-04

    • Updated the list of Tick-Level Order Book CSV files.

      • Upbit

      • Huobi Derivatives Market

    2023-03-30

    • Asset Metrics - Retrieve off-chain and on-chain metrics that help performing asset analysis.

    2023-03-29

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Assets

    • Republic Protcol: REPUP → REN

    • Everest: ID → EVERID

      • ID is now mapped to Space ID

    2023-03-27

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Assets

    • Facebook : FB → FACEBOOK

      • FB is now mapped to Fenerbahce

    • Orbitcoin : ORB → ORBITCOIN

    2023-03-23

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Assets

    • Arbit : ARB → ARBIT

      • ARB is now mapped to Arbitrum

    • SoloCoin : SOLO → SOLOC

    2023-02-21

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Assets

    • OHM : OHM → OHMV1

      • OHM is now mapped to OHM V2

    2023-02-06

    • OKX can now be included in Implied Volatility computations

    2023-02-02

    • Cross Price - Extrapolation can be set to avoid missing values for low liquidity pairs

    2023-01-26

    • Derivative Metrics (Price) - end_time became exclusive

    • Derivative Metrics (Risk) - vega added to the REST API responses

    2023-01-16

    • Binance Options have been added to Derivative Metrics, Trade, and Order Book data

    2023-01-12

    • CSV Files - Tick By Tick Order Book added to the doc

    2022-06-03

    Mapping update: Changes implemented for the following Assets

    • Polkadot : PDOT → DOT

    • Uniswap : UNISWAP → UNI

    • FTX Token : FTXT → FTT

    2022-05-18

    Mapping Update: FTXUSD deprecation

    • All USD quoted spot instruments trading on FTX (International) are mapped to have fiat USD (United States Dollar) as 'quote_asset'

    2022-04-29

    • Derivatives API update: Derivatives API endpoint split into 3 endpoints, which are reference, risk, and price

    2022-02-17

    Mapping update

    • Bittrex SUSHI/BTC corrected from BTC/SUSHI

    2022-02-15

    Mapping update

    • Pax Dollar (asset) updated to use code USDP & USDP stablecoin: Unit Protocol (asset) updated to use code UUSDP

    2022-01-06

    Mapping update

    • SubGame (asset) code updated to use code SGBM & Songbird (asset) updated to use code SGB

    2021-12-28

    Mapping update

    • BitDAO (asset) code updated to use code BIT

    2021-12-24

    • Quote Asset correction for FTX perpetual-future instruments

    2021-12-20

    • Cross Price (Spot Exchange Rate) endpoint updated to support non-fiat currencies as 'quote_asset'

    2021-12-10

    Mapping update

    • Stox (asset) code changed from STX to STOX & Blockstack (asset) code changed from BSTX to STX

    2021-12-08

    Mapping update

    • Quote Asset correction for Bitfinex Tether quoted instruments

    Cloud Delivery
    LUNA2-BUSD
    perpetual future contract codes are now mapped separately. No ongoing data is present for
    LUNA-BUSD

    COINBASE MTS/USDT → COINBASE METIS/USDT

  • GoMining Token: BITTREX GMT/USDT → BITTREX GOMININGTOKEN/USDT

  • Crypto Facilities
  • Bithumb

  • Binance US

  • PrimeDAO: PRIME → PRIMEDAO

    • PRIME is now mapped to Prime Echelon

  • Lition: LIT → LITION

    • LIT is now mapped to Litentry

  • AXL is now mapped to Axelar

  • ORB is now mapped to Orbcity

    SOLO is now mapped to Sologenic

    LEO Token : LEOT → LEO
  • MCDEX : MCDEX → MCB

  • Mercurial : MERC → MER

  • Oxygen : OXYG → OXY

  • Merit Circle : MRC → MC

  • Mines of Dalarnia : DARA → DAR

  • Cybermiles : CYMI → CMT

  • FairGame : FAIRGAME → FAIR

  • Origin Sport : ORSP → ORS

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    Kaiko Blockchain Monitoringchevron-right
    Order Book Snapshots

    Trace stolen funds across a blockchain

    Tracing blockchain transactions and wallets is critical in the aftermath of a hack, enabling investigators to follow stolen funds, uncover illicit activity, and improve transparency. Kaiko Blockchain Monitoringarrow-up-right provides direct, UI-free access to on-chain data, ensuring full control over data extraction and analysis. Unlike proprietary interfaces that can be restrictive, this approach allows for flexible, scalable investigations tailored to evolving threats.

    This guide demonstrates how to:

    • Trace fund movements across Ethereum wallets

    • Aggregate and analyze on-chain flows

    • Conduct scalable investigations without the constraints of a predefined UI

    hashtag
    Request information on a single address or transaction

    To see the balances and transactions for a single Ethereum wallet, use this request example.

    hashtag
    Trace funds through several paths

    To automatically trace the destination of funds, it's wise to use a custom Python script that:

    • Queries multiple wallets in a batch request

    • Automatically requests information on subesquent "hops" or flows

    • Consolidates into a final list of destinations addresses

    This script dynamically traces fund flows across multiple paths, quickly generating a csv with all wallets associated with the hack up to 4 hops. You can re-run the script any time to get an instantly up-to-date picture of the stolen funds and any new associated wallets. You can also add extra steps to trace across as many hops as required.

    User_address
    Level
    Amount_usd

    Level 4

    90055.16267862360

    0x00214cb533e66d062f420125b99fc60b6b3069a0

    Level 3

    239743.47125701400

    0x00214cb533e66d062f420125b99fc60b6b3069a0

    Level 4

    239743.47125701400

    0x0026b786684690772d87a448f9ff909669c83649

    Level 4

    152745.4588658880

    0x002b8edf90443fca65241075709db049187b9603

    Level 4

    327137.64441197500

    0x002fd753417a7348fdd84b4be390e399515fc488

    Level 4

    264196.3332642850

    0x000010036c0190e009a000d0fc3541100a07380a

    Level 4

    165439929.37011100

    0x000949aef11d7b124a3c333e737af450fc70682a

    Level 4

    528853.1734133920

    0x0014462b38e67e6c1f5e0385fbbd298abf182722

    Level 4

    686812.705417298

    curl --compressed -H "Accept: application/json" -H "X-Api-Key: <client-api-key>" \
      "https://eu.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/wallet.v1/audit?blockchain=ethereum"
    import pandas as pd 
    import requests
    from tqdm import tqdm
    from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
    import time
    
    list_wallets = ['0xf977814e90da44bfa03b6295a0616a897441acec','0xbe0eb53f46cd790cd13851d5eff43d12404d33e8']
    start_time = '2025-02-27T00:00:00.000Z'
    blockchain = 'ethereum'
    
    # Headers for the API request
    headers_dict = {
        'Accept': 'application/json',
        'X-Api-Key': 'YOUR_API_KEY'
    }
    
    # API URL for fetching Kaiko product Blockchain Monitoring
    URL = 'https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/wallet.v1/audit'
    
    def get_data(url, headers, params=None, retries=5, delay
        for attempt in range(retries):
            try:
                response = requests.get(url, headers=headers, params=params)
                response.raise_for_status()  # Raise an exception for HTTP errors
                return response.json()
            except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
                print(f"Attempt {attempt + 1} failed: {e}")
                if attempt < retries - 1:
                    time.sleep(delay)
                else:
                    raise
    
    def get_all_events_for_address(address, start_time, blockchain):
        data = pd.DataFrame()
        
        params_dict = {
            'blockchain': blockchain,
            'user_address': address.lower(),
            'start_time': start_time
        }
    
        res = get_data(URL, headers_dict, params_dict)
        try:
            data = pd.concat([data, pd.DataFrame(res['data'])], ignore_index
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
    
        while 'next_url' in res.keys():
            if res['next_url'] == None:
                break
            try:
                res = get_data(res['next_url'], headers_dict)
                data = pd.concat([data, pd.DataFrame(res['data'])], ignore_index
            except KeyboardInterrupt:
                print("Exit")
                break
            except Exception as e:
                print(e)
                continue
    
        return data
    
    
    def get_all_events_for_addresses(addresses, start_time):
        with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=20) as executor:
            results = list(tqdm(executor.map(lambda addr: get_all_events_for_address(addr, start_time
        return pd.concat(results, ignore_index=True)
    
    data = get_all_events_for_addresses(addresses=list_wallets, start_time=start_time, blockchain=blockchain)
    
    import pandas as pd
    import requests
    from tqdm import tqdm
    from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
    import time
    
    # Headers for the API request
    KAIKO_HEADERS_DICT = {
        'Accept': 'application/json',
        'X-Api-Key': 'YOUR_API_KEY'
    }
    
    def get_data(url, headers, params=None, retries=10, delay
        """
        Fetches data from the given URL with retry logic.
    
        Parameters:
        url (str): The URL to fetch data from.
        headers (dict): The headers for the request.
        params (dict): The parameters for the request.
        retries (int): The number of retry attempts.
        delay (int): The delay between retry attempts in seconds.
    
        Returns:
        dict: The JSON response from the API.
        """
        for attempt in range(retries):
            try:
                response = requests.get(url, headers=headers, params=params)
                response.raise_for_status()  # Raise an exception for HTTP errors
                return response.json()
            except requests.exceptions.RequestException:
                if attempt < retries - 1:
                    time.sleep(delay)
                else:
                    print('max retries exceeded')
                    raise
    
    
    def get_all_events_for_address(address, start_time='2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'):
        """
        Fetches all events for a given address starting from a specified time.
        
        Parameters:
        address (str): The user address to fetch events for.
        start_time (str): The start time for fetching events in ISO 8601 format.
        
        Returns:
        pd.DataFrame: A DataFrame containing all events for the given address.
        """
        URL = 'https://us.market-api.kaiko.io/v2/data/wallet.v1/audit'  
        data = pd.DataFrame()
        params_dict = {
            'blockchain': 'ethereum',
            'user_address': address.lower(),
            'start_time': start_time,
            'page_size':400
        }
        res = get_data(URL, KAIKO_HEADERS_DICT, params_dict)
        try:
            data = pd.concat([data, pd.DataFrame(res['data'])], ignore_index
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
        count = 0
        while 'next_url' in res.keys():
            count+=1
            if res['next_url'] == None:
                break
            try:
                res = get_data(res['next_url'], KAIKO_HEADERS_DICT)
                data = pd.concat([data, pd.DataFrame(res['data'])], ignore_index
                if (count > 100):
                    print(address, count)
                    break
            except KeyboardInterrupt:
                print("Exit")
                break
            except Exception as e:
                print(e)
                continue
        return data
    
    
    def get_all_events_for_addresses(addresses, start_time='2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'):
        """
        Fetches all events for multiple addresses starting from a specified time using multithreading.
        
        Parameters:
        addresses (list): A list of user addresses to fetch events for.
        start_time (str): The start time for fetching events in ISO 8601 format.
        
        Returns:
        pd.DataFrame: A DataFrame containing all events for the given addresses.
        """
        with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=20) as executor:
            results = list(tqdm(executor.map(lambda addr: get_all_events_for_address(addr, start_time
        return pd.concat(results, ignore_index=True)
    
    
    def get_all_events_for_addresses_with_time(addresses_and_time):
        """
        Fetches all events for multiple addresses with different start times using multithreading.
        
        Parameters:
        addresses_and_time (list of tuples): A list of tuples where each tuple contains an address and a start time.
        example:
            addresses_and_time = [["0x47666fab8bd0ac7003bce3f5c3585383f09486e2", '2025-01-01T04:00:00.000Z'],
            ["0xaf620e6d32b1c67f3396ef5d2f7d7642dc2e6ce9", '2021-02-21T01:00:00.000Z']]
        
        Returns:
        pd.DataFrame: A DataFrame containing all events for the given addresses and start times.
        """
        with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=20) as executor:
            results = list(tqdm(executor.map(lambda addr: get_all_events_for_address(addr[0
        return pd.concat(results, ignore_index=True)
    
    def get_all_pools():
        URL = 'https://reference-data-api.kaiko.io/v1/pools'
        data = pd.DataFrame()
        params_dict = {
            'blockchain': 'ethereum'}
        res = get_data(URL, KAIKO_HEADERS_DICT, params_dict)
        try:
            data = pd.concat([data, pd.DataFrame(res['data'])], ignore_index
        except Exception as e:
            print(e)
        return data['address'].tolist()
    
    def get_receiver_addresses_filtered_with_time(events, filter_out):
        """
        Filters and returns a list of receiver addresses with their earliest transaction timestamps,
        excluding specified addresses and keeping only those with a total amount_usd > 100.
    
        Parameters:
        events (pd.DataFrame): DataFrame containing transaction events.
        filter_out (set): A set of addresses to be excluded from the results.
    
        Returns:
        list: A list of tuples where each tuple contains a receiver address and its earliest transaction timestamp.
        """
        outgoing_events = events[events["direction"] == "out"]
        amount_sums = outgoing_events.groupby('receiver_address')['amount_usd'].sum()
        valid_addresses = amount_sums[amount_sums > 10].index
        receiver_addresses_list_with_time = outgoing_events[outgoing_events['receiver_address'].isin(valid_addresses)][["receiver_address", "timestamp
        receiver_addresses_list_with_time['timestamp'] = pd.to_datetime(receiver_addresses_list_with_time['timestamp'], unit=
        receiver_addresses_list_with_time = receiver_addresses_list_with_time.groupby('receiver_address')['timestamp'].min().reset_index().values.tolist
        receiver_addresses_list_with_time = [addr for addr in receiver_addresses_list_with_time if addr[0] not in filter_out]
        return receiver_addresses_list_with_time
    
    # ----------------------------
    
    # Addresses to be removed from the results
    addresses_to_remove = [
        "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000", # null address
        '', # empty address
        "0x47666fab8bd0ac7003bce3f5c3585383f09486e2", # exploiter
        "0xf89d7b9c864f589bbf53a82105107622b35eaa40", # bybit hot wallet
        "0x1f9090aae28b8a3dceadf281b0f12828e676c326", # block builder
        "0x95222290dd7278aa3ddd389cc1e1d165cc4bafe5", # block builder
        "0x4838b106fce9647bdf1e7877bf73ce8b0bad5f97", # block builder
        "0x388c818ca8b9251b393131c08a736a67ccb19297", # Lido execution builder
        "0x7e2a2fa2a064f693f0a55c5639476d913ff12d05", # mev block builder
        "0x6be457e04092b28865e0cba84e3b2cfa0f871e67", # mev block builder
        "0x3bee5122e2a2fbe11287aafb0cb918e22abb5436", # mev block builder
        "0xdadb0d80178819f2319190d340ce9a924f783711", # block builder
        "0xe688b84b23f322a994a53dbf8e15fa82cdb71127", # block fee recipient
        "0xd11d7d2cb0aff72a61df37fd016ee1bd9f180633", # mev block builder
        "0x4675c7e5baafbffbca748158becba61ef3b0a263", # mev block builder
        "0x7adc0e867ebc337e2d20c44db181c067fa08637b", # block builder
        "0x98ed2d46a27afeead62a5ea39d022a33ea4d25c1", # ?
        "0x00000000219ab540356cbb839cbe05303d7705fa", # Beacon chain deposit contract
        "0x0000000000bbf5c5fd284e657f01bd000933c96d", # Paraswap delta v2
        "0x6a000f20005980200259b80c5102003040001068", # Paraswap augustus v6.2
        "0x3fc91a3afd70395cd496c647d5a6cc9d4b2b7fad", # Uniswap universal router
        "0x1231deb6f5749ef6ce6943a275a1d3e7486f4eae", # li.fi diamond (router)
        "0x74de5d4fcbf63e00296fd95d33236b9794016631", # metamask swap
        "0x7d0ccaa3fac1e5a943c5168b6ced828691b46b36", # OKX DEX router
        "0x9008d19f58aabd9ed0d60971565aa8510560ab41", # Cow protocol settlement
        "0xd37bbe5744d730a1d98d8dc97c42f0ca46ad7146", # THORCHAIN router
    ]
    
    # Get all pools on Ethereum in Kaiko's reference data (to be filtered out because they're not receivers from the exploiter)
    all_pools = get_all_pools()
    addresses_to_remove = addresses_to_remove + all_pools
    
    # Level 1: Get all events from the exploiter
    exploiter_address = "0x47666fab8bd0ac7003bce3f5c3585383f09486e2"
    hack_time = '2025-02-21T14:00:00.000Z'
    exploiter_events = get_all_events_for_address(exploiter_address, start_time=hack_time)
    
    # Level 2: Get all events for all addresses that received funds from the exploiter
    receiver_addresses_list_with_time = get_receiver_addresses_filtered_with_time(exploiter_events, addresses_to_remove)
    receiver_addresses_2_events = get_all_events_for_addresses_with_time(receiver_addresses_list_with_time)
    
    # Level 3: Get all events for all addresses that received funds from addresses that received funds from the exploiter
    receiver_addresses_3_list_with_time = get_receiver_addresses_filtered_with_time(receiver_addresses_2_events, addresses_to_remove)
    receiver_addresses_3_events = get_all_events_for_addresses_with_time(receiver_addresses_3_list_with_time)
    
    # Level 4: Get all events for all addresses that received funds from addresses that received funds from the addresses that received funds from the exploiter
    receiver_addresses_4_list_with_time = get_receiver_addresses_filtered_with_time(receiver_addresses_3_events, addresses_to_remove)
    receiver_addresses_4_events = get_all_events_for_addresses_with_time(receiver_addresses_4_list_with_time)
    
    # ----------------------------
    
    # Concat all events dataframe and specify each "level" it is.
    df1 = exploiter_events.copy()
    df2 = receiver_addresses_2_events.copy()
    df3 = receiver_addresses_3_events.copy()
    df4 = receiver_addresses_4_events.copy()
    
    # Add the 'Layer' column
    df1["level"] = "Level 1"
    df2["level"] = "Level 2"
    df3["level"] = "Level 3"
    df4["level"] = "Level 4"
    
    # Concatenate the DataFrames
    all_transfers = pd.concat([df1, df2, df3, df4], ignore_index=True)
    all_transfers.to_csv("all_exploiters_and_receivers_transfers.csv", index=False)
    
    list_addresses = all_transfers[all_transfers["direction"] == "out"].groupby(['user_address'
    list_addresses.to_csv("list_addresses.csv", index=True)
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    Data dictionary

    A comprehensive breakdown of Kaiko's data and endpoints


    Data
    Included with (Subscriptions)
    Delivery channels

    All bids and asks (full order book)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    All trades (tick-level trades)

    Available for CeFi spotarrow-up-right and CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets

    See docs


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since August 2023

    • Available for markets

    See docs

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    • Available for , , and markets


    REST API

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since 2010

    • Available for , , and markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since 2010

    • Available for


    Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Available as a once-a-day refresh or in near real-time

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since 2010

    Asset-level and exchange-level metrics

    Market Explorer [Assets & Exchanges] [Full Coverage]

    REST API

    • 1-hour to 1-day granularity

    • DEXs: History since genesis

    • CEXs: History since 2010

    • Available for and markets

    Best bids and asks (top-of-book)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    • Available for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since December 2022

    • Available for

    Bid-ask-spread

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Bid-ask spread calculated from a comparison of several raw order book snapshots over time

    • 1-month rolling history

    • Available for CeFi spotarrow-up-right markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which bid-ask-spread is calculated

    • New CSV once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute

    • History since 2015 (varies per exchange)


    Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which bid-ask-spread is calculated

    • Data refreshes once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute

    • History since 2015 (varies per exchange)

    ** for derivatives markets, the bid-ask-spread calculation is not available, only the snapshot on which it is calculated.

    Blockchain wallet and transaction data

    Blockchain Monitoring

    REST API

    • Live data

    • Event-level granularity (sub transaction)

    • History since genesis


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Event-level granularity (sub transaction)

    • History since genesis

    • New CSV once-a-day


    BigQuery

    • Event-level granularity (sub transaction)

    • History since genesis

    • Live with a ~15-minute delay to account for potential block reorganizations and ensure data accuracy

    Borrows, repayments, liquidations, and withdrawals (for lending protocols)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for protocols


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for

    Circulating Supply

    Market Explorer [Supply & Market Cap Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    REST API

    • Since mid-September 2025 or from the date of deployment for any new assets

    • 5-minute increments granularity for raw data

    • 5-minute to 30-day intervals, aggregated from raw data

    Custom portfolio valuation

    Portfolio & Risk Management

    REST API

    • DEX historical data since genesis

    • CEX historical data since 2010

    • End-of-day and intraday pricing

    • Available for and markets

    Derivative contract details: perpetual funding rates

    Derivatives Risk Indicators [Basic Tier] [Advanced Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets


    REST API

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets

    Derivatives: liquidation events

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since Jan 8th 2025

    • Coverage for markets

    Derivatives: IV Smile Calculation

    Derivatives Risk Indicators [Advanced Tier]

    REST API

    • Historical data since April 2021

    • 1m granularity

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets

    Derivatives: IV Surface

    Derivatives Risk Indicators [Advanced Tier]

    REST API

    • Historical data since April 2021

    • 1m granularity

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets

    Derivatives: token-level liquidation volumes

    Derivatives Risk Indicators [Advanced Tier]

    REST API

    • Historical data since Jan 8th 2025

    • 1h granularity

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets

    Derivatives contract details: open interest

    Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicators [Basic Tier] [Advanced Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets


    REST API

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets

    Derivatives contract details: options & IV Greeks

    Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicators [Basic Tier] [Advanced Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets


    REST API

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets

    Derivatives contract details: time to expiry

    Kaiko Derivatives Risk Indicators [Basic Tier] [Advanced Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right markets


    REST API

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Historical data since July 2020

    • 1s, 1h, 4h, 1d granularities

    • Coverage for markets

    Derivatives pricing information

    Reference Data [Advanced Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    • Available for markets


    REST API

    • 1-minute to 1-day granularity

    • History since July 2020

    • Available for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • 1-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and 1-day granularities

    • History since July 2020

    • Available for

    Fair Market Value - Direct Price

    Kaiko Fair Market Value [Established Assets Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Publication windows of 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, and 1m

    • Computation windows of 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 1m, 5m

    • Available for and markets


    REST API

    • Time periods between 1s and 1d

    • History since 2010 for CeFi spot markets

    • History since genesis for DeFi spot markets

    Fair Market Value - Principal Market Price

    Kaiko Fair Market Value [Established Assets Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    REST API

    • Single point in time granularity only

    • History since July 2025

    • Coverage for the top 20 from the Kaiko Exchange Rankingarrow-up-right, filtered by those offering USD spot pairs

    Fair Market Value - State Price

    Kaiko Fair Market Value [Emerging Assets Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1s granularity (non-configurable)

    • No historic data


    REST API

    • 24 hours of historical data

    • 1-second granularity (non-configurable)

    Fair Market Value - Synthetic Price

    Kaiko Fair Market Value [Established Assets Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • Publication windows of 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, and 1m

    • Computation windows of 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 1m, 5m

    • Available for and markets


    REST API

    • Time periods between 1s and 1d

    • History since 2010 for CeFi spot markets

    • History since genesis for DeFi spot markets

    Interest rates, borrowed and deposited amounts (for lending protocols)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Block-by-block granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for DeFi L&Barrow-up-right protocols

    Market Capitalization

    Market Explorer [Supply & Market Cap Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    REST API

    • Since mid-September 2025 or from the date of deployment for any new assets

    • 5 minute increments granularity for raw data

    • 5-minute to 30-day intervals, aggregated from raw data

    Market depth

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Market depth calculated from at least one order book snapshot per minute

    • Also available as an aggregation of several calculations over time

    • 1-month rolling history

    • Available for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which market depth is calculated

    • New CSV once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute

    • History since 2015 (varies per exchange


    BigQuery, Snowflake

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which market depth is calculated

    • Data refreshes once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute

    • History since 2015 (varies per exchange)

    ** for derivatives markets, the market depth calculation is not available, only the snapshot on which it is calculated.

    Mints and burns

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Live data

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • Tick-level granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for

    Oanda FX conversion

    Add-on to Kaiko Fair Market Value

    REST API

    • Granularities between 1m and 1d

    • Historical data since July 22, backfill on request

    • Coverage for more than 70 assets

    OHLCV

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Aggregations Tier] [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1-second granularity

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    • Available for , , and markets


    REST API

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity

    • History since 2010

    • Available for , , and markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Available as a once-a-day refresh or in near real-time

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity

    • History since 2010

    Price slippage

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Price slippage calculated from at least one order book snapshot per minute

    • Also available as an aggregation of several calculations over time

    • 1-month rolling history

    • Available for markets


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which price slippage is calculated

    • New CSV once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute • History since 2015 (varies per exchange) • Available for & markets


    Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Includes the raw order book snapshot data on which price slippage is calculated

    • Data refreshes once a day containing at least one snapshot per minute

    • History since 2015 (varies per exchange)

    ** for derivatives markets, the price slippage calculation is not available, only the snapshot on which it is calculated.

    Reference information: Assets, exchanges, instruments, and associated codes

    Reference Data [Basic Tier]

    REST API

    See docs

    Tokens in a liquidity pool (for decentralized exchanges)

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • Block-by-block granularity

    • History since genesis

    • Available for DeFi spotarrow-up-right markets

    Total Supply

    Market Explorer [Supply & Market Cap Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    REST API

    • Since mid-September 2025 or from the date of deployment for any new assets

    • 5 minute increments granularity for raw data

    • 5-minute to 30-day intervals, aggregated from raw data

    Total Value Locked

    Market Explorer [Total Value Locked Tier] [Full Coverage Tier]

    REST API

    • Historical data since inception

    • 1-day granularity

    • Coverage

    Trade count

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Aggregations Tier] [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    REST API

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity

    • History since 2010

    • Available for CeFi spotarrow-up-right, CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right, and DeFi spotarrow-up-right markets


    Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Available as a once-a-day refresh or in near real-time

    • 1-hour to 1-day granularity

    • History since 2010

    Value at Risk Calculation

    Portfolio & Risk Management

    REST API

    • DEX historical data since genesis

    • CEX historical data since 2010

    • Intraday updates of daily VaR

    • Available for and markets

    VWAP

    Level 1 & Level 2 Data [Level 1 Aggregations Tier] [Level 1 Tick-Level Tier] [Level 2 Aggregations Tier] [Level 2 Tick-Level Tier]

    Stream

    • Live data

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity at a monthly level

    • 1-hour, 3-hour, or 1-day granularity at a monthly level

    • 72 hours of history on replay

    • Available for , , and markets


    REST API

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity at a monthly level

    • 1-hour, 3-hour, or 1-day granularity at a monthly level

    • 72 hours of history on replay


    AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

    • New CSV once a day

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity at a monthly level

    • 1-hour, 3-hour, or 1-day granularity at a monthly level


    Snowflake, BigQuery

    • Available as a once-a-day refresh or in near real-time

    • 1-second to 1-day granularity

    • History since 2010

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    Available for CeFi spot markets
    markets
    Available for & markets
    Available for & markets**
    protocols
    markets
    Available for
    and
    markets
    Available for
    and
    markets
    Available for & markets
    Available for & markets**
    markets
    Available for
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    Available for & markets**
    Available for
    ,
    , and
    markets
    Available for , , and markets
    History since 2010
  • Available for , , and markets

  • Available for
    ,
    , and
    markets
    CeFi spot
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right
    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right
    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
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    DeFi L&Barrow-up-right
    DeFi L&Barrow-up-right
    Coverage
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    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right
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    CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    DeFi spotarrow-up-right
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    CeFi spotarrow-up-right
    CeFi Derivativearrow-up-right
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    See docs
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