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What it measures

The number of distinct addresses involved in the inflow and outflow transactions of a given mining pool.

Assets and windows

The default window is day.

Response fields

The time key depends on the window: datetime for day and hour and blockheight plus datetime for block.

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

For each API request, include the Authorization HTTP header with Bearer {access_token}.

Query Parameters

asset
string
required

Asset to query, by its CryptoQuant alias (no chain suffix — usdt, not usdt_eth). 1 asset is available on this endpoint, across the asset class btc. Enumerate them with /v2/discovery/endpoints.

chain
enum<string>

Chain the asset lives on. Optional for an asset that exists on exactly one chain, required when the same alias exists on several.

Available options:
bitcoin
miner
string
required

Mining pool name, e.g. f2pool. Use all_miner for the aggregate across every tracked mining pool. Enumerate the accepted values with /v2/discovery/endpoints.

window
enum<string>
default:day

Aggregation window. Which windows are valid depends on the asset — see the endpoint page. Defaults to day.

Available options:
block,
hour,
day
from
string

Inclusive start time, YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (UTC). If window=day, YYYYMMDD is also accepted.

to
string

Inclusive end time, YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (UTC). If window=day, YYYYMMDD is also accepted.

limit
integer
default:100

Maximum rows returned (default 100, max 10000).

Required range: x <= 10000
format
enum<string>
default:json

Response format: json (default) or csv.

Available options:
json,
csv

Response

200 - application/json

Mining Pool Addresses Count time-series.

status
object
required

Returned with every response; indicates whether the request was successful.

result
object
required