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A collection of unprocessed Ethereum blockchain records.
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Records derived from the Ethereum blockchain.
Ethereum blockchain endpoints covering mainnet and testnets: balances, transactions, internal transfers, ERC-20 and NFT interactions, contract ABIs, gas use and labelled major accounts, the usual first stop for ETH chain analysis.
A complete archive of historical on-chain transaction records.
A complete archive of historical on-chain transaction records.
A complete archive of historical on-chain transaction records.
Ethereum records encompassing event logs, account balances, execution traces, and transactions.
Projected gains and token quantities along individual arbitrage routes for a specific point on the blockchain.
Graph structure of arbitrage loops with records indicating whether each pathway is currently live or dormant.
A registry of ERC-1155 token contracts paired with end-of-day, historical, and live on-chain cryptocurrency market data.
A registry of ERC-20 token contracts accompanied by historical, end-of-day, and real-time on-chain cryptocurrency data.
A registry of on-chain NFT collections supported by historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain cryptocurrency data.
On-chain flash loan transactions documenting borrowing and repayment activity from Uniswap-style pools and Balancer Vaults.
End-to-end EVM call-trace breakdown including internal Ethereum transfers, available historically, at end-of-day, and in real time.
Tick-level US dollar total value locked for each automated market maker pool, calculated using on-chain reserves and BlockDB price feeds.
Automated market maker pool fee parameters, covering historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain cryptocurrency records.
Snapshots of automated market maker reserves recorded on-chain, covering historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain cryptocurrency records.
Per-swap fee accounting derived from on-chain data, covering historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain cryptocurrency records.
A registry of automated market maker pools, covering historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain cryptocurrency records.
Standardized block header information for EVM-compatible networks, accompanied by cryptographic proof of validity, available historically, at end-of-day, and in real time.
Complete event log output from smart contracts operating on ten distinct EVM networks, validated through RLP decoding, with historical, end-of-day, and live availability.
Complete EVM blockchain transaction records including gas usage, calldata payloads, and EIP-1559 specific attributes, available as historical archives, end-of-day snapshots, and live streams.
Versioned blockchain output records containing token attributes and oracle readings, available historically, at end of day, and in real time.
Registry tracking all smart contract deployments using CREATE and CREATE2, available historically, end-of-day, and in real time.
Token transfer records covering ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, and internal transactions, with historical, end-of-day, and live blockchain feeds.
Dollar-denominated volume-weighted average prices computed over fixed time intervals using stablecoin-anchored cross-pool token swap rates.
Price bar data at intervals from one minute to one day, built from automated market maker trade events and aligned across EVM networks.
Trade-level execution prices from on-chain swaps including notional amounts and provenance, available historically, daily, and in real time.
Volume-weighted average crypto prices derived from automated market maker trades, provided across timeframes ranging from one minute to one day.
Cryptocurrency ledger information spanning Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and numerous additional networks.
Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange flow indicators and miner activity metrics for market positioning.
An independent, rule-based on-chain measurement of tokenized real-world-asset supplies spanning the XRP Ledger and Ethereum, where each record is a verified public-ledger fact rather than a certification, risk score, or signed attestation, distributed via the gspc endpoint across 22 measurement axes (15 populated, 7 left empty).
Professional on-chain indicators including SOPR, NUPL and exchange holdings with long historical coverage.