Retrieve Token OHLCV

Retrieve candlestick data in OHLCV format of a specified token.

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Supported on Monad Mainnet.

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Data retention for new intervals

30s, 1m : Up to 4 hours

5m: Up to 24 hours

15m: Up to 7 days

1h, 4h: Up to 30 days

Parameter

  • token, string – the full type tag of the target token to retrieve OHLCV data for (e.g., 0x760AfE86e5de5fa0Ee542fc7B7B713e1c5425701).
  • interval, string – the time interval of each candlestick. Optional values: 30s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w, 1M.
  • start, integer – start time of the K-line chart in Unix timestamp milliseconds.

Response

  • ohlcs, array – List of candlestick (OHLCV) data points.
    • timestamp, integer – Start time of the candlestick in Unix timestamp (seconds).
    • open, number – Opening price of the token at the beginning of the interval.
      high, number – Highest price during the interval.
    • low, number – Lowest price during the interval.
    • close, number – Closing price at the end of the interval.
    • buyVolume, number – Total trading volume (in token units) of buy trades during the interval.
    • sellVolume, number – Total trading volume (in token units) of sell trades during the interval.
    • volume, number – Total trading volume (buy + sell) during the interval.
      price, number – price for the interval.
Query Params
string
required
Defaults to 0x3bd359C1119dA7Da1D913D1C4D2B7c461115433A

The address of the token.

string
Defaults to 1m

OHLCV time frame.

string
Defaults to 1768461157

Specify the start time using unix timestamps in seconds

Response
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