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GET
/
wallet
/
chart
Get wallet chart data for specific time ranges
curl --request GET \
  --url https://openapiv1.coinstats.app/wallet/chart \
  --header 'X-API-KEY: <api-key>'
{
  "result": [
    [
      1735038000000,
      8.3034,
      0.00008833,
      0.00244788
    ],
    [
      1735041600000,
      8.3345,
      0.0000883,
      0.00244324
    ]
  ]
}

Documentation Index

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40 credits per request
In Query field “connectionId”: credits are multiplied by the number of values.
If the value of “connectionId” in Query is “all”, multiplier is 400 credits.
In Query field “blockchain”: credits are multiplied by the number of values.
If the value of “blockchain” in Query is “all”, multiplier is 400 credits.
Multipliers can be applied multiple times.
Detailed multipliers explanation

Authorizations

​
X-API-KEY
string
header
required

API key required to access the endpoints. Generate one from your dashboard at https://openapi.coinstats.app and pass it in the X-API-KEY request header. Never expose your key in client-side code.

Query Parameters

​
type
enum<string>
required

One of time periods.

Available options:
24h,
1w,
1m,
3m,
6m,
1y,
all
​
address
string
required

The wallet address for which the chart is being queried.

Example:

"0x1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678"

​
connectionId
string

The identifier of connection from /wallet/blockchains call response. Can be a single network (e.g., "ethereum") or a comma-separated list of networks or "all" for all connections.

Example:

"base-wallet"

​
blockchain
string

The blockchain network identifier from /wallet/blockchains call response. Either connectionId or blockchain must be provided. If both are provided, connectionId will be used.

Example:

"base"

Response

Get Chart of Wallet

​
result
number[][]
required

Array of historical price data points. Each data point is an array containing:

  1. TIMESTAMP - Unix timestamp in seconds
  2. USD - Price in USD
  3. BTC - Price in Bitcoin
  4. ETH - Price in Ethereum
Example:
[
  [
    1735038000000,
    8.3034,
    0.00008833,
    0.00244788
  ],
  [
    1735041600000,
    8.3345,
    0.0000883,
    0.00244324
  ]
]