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Every endpoint belongs to one of two data classes, and your plan decides which classes you can call and how granular the data is. The tables below list each endpoint with that answer.

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The two data classes

Market data

Prices, trades, and derivatives from exchanges — OHLCV, market cap, funding rates, open interest, liquidations, taker buy/sell, premiums, ETF flows, DEX/AMM.60 endpoints. Available on every plan; the resolution ladder opens up as you go higher.

On-chain data

Derived directly from the blockchain — exchange flows, miner flows, entity flows, network metrics, and on-chain valuation indicators such as MVRV and SOPR.205 endpoints. Professional and above only.
market-indicator is on-chain data, despite the name.MVRV, SOPR, realized price and the other metrics under market-indicator are computed from on-chain realized value, so they are classified as on-chain and require Professional or above — even though the category name starts with market.

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What each plan gets

A plan opens the ladder up to its maximum — it does not create resolutions that do not exist. If an endpoint only publishes daily data, every plan gets daily. ✕ means the plan cannot call that data class at all.

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API v1 endpoints

Paths follow /v1/{asset}/{category}/{metric}. Each cell lists the windows that plan can actually request; ✕ means the plan cannot call that endpoint at all. Superscripts after an endpoint are required query parameters — omitting them returns 400, not 403. See the Data Catalog for full parameter details.

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API v2 endpoints

v2 uses the same envelope, authentication and window parameter as v1. The difference is how paths are organized: v1 keys off the asset (/v1/{asset}/{category}/{metric}), v2 keys off the data source (/v2/market/{origin}/{product}/{metric}, /v2/community/{metric}). The same two data classes and the same plan rules apply. As in v1, superscripts are required query parameters, and each cell lists the windows that plan can request.

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Known issues

Estimated Leverage Ratio is classified differently per asset. On BTC and ETH it sits under market-indicator (on-chain, Professional and above); on XRP it sits under market-data (market, available from Basic). We are aware of this and plan to align it in a future release.

Data Catalog

Full metric details — parameters, response fields, and interpretation guides.

Pricing

Plan prices and how to upgrade.