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Tokens

Tokens, filtered and sorted, once. HTTP: /tokens.

Param Description
fields Required. Token fields to return
ids Only these tokens, up to 2,000
where Filters, see below
sort { "by": "<field>", "desc": true }, by a numeric field. Tokens without a value come last. By account ID without it
limit, offset A page of the sorted tokens. Both need sort
precision 1 to 30, rounds string prices, see Token fields
min_change Thresholds, as for tokens.subscribe. The values are those subscribers with the same thresholds were sent
since The height of an earlier result with the same params, for only what changed after it. Not with sort, limit or offset. See Keeping every token

Result:

{ "height": 219969220, "timestamp_millis": 1792003477277, "columns": ["account_id", ...], "rows": [...], "total": 1, "missing": [] }
  • total: how many tokens matched, before limit and offset.
  • missing: the ids that aren’t tokens.
  • With since, also resumed and left. With "resumed": true, rows are only the tokens that changed after that height, each with every field, and left the tokens that stopped matching where. With "resumed": false, rows has every token.

All optional:

Filter Description
parent An account or a list of them: only tokens directly under one. meme-cooking.near has abc.meme-cooking.near but not x.abc.meme-cooking.near
min_reputation Spam, Unknown, NotFake or Reputable
deleted true for only deleted tokens, false for only ones that aren’t
min, max { "<field>": number }, inclusive bounds on numeric fields
created_after_millis Only tokens created after this time

Tokens matching a search, best match first. HTTP: /tokens/search.

Param Description
q Required. Matched against symbol, name, account ID and social links
fields Required. Token fields to return
limit At most 100, default 10
min_reputation Default Unknown
holder An account whose tokens rank higher
parent Only tokens directly under this account, or a list of them
precision As for tokens.get

The result is { "height", "timestamp_millis", "columns", "rows" }.

Follows tokens as they change. See Live token lists for how to use it.

Takes the params of tokens.get except offset and since, and:

Param Description
min_change { "<field>": "<threshold>" }: that field only changes once it’s moved by the threshold since the value last sent, either way. A change from or to 0 always counts. Thresholds: 0.01%, 0.1%, 0.25%, 0.5%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%
min_interval_ms At most one push per this much block time: 200, 600, 1000, 5000, 15000 or 60000
snapshot Default true. false leaves rows in the result empty
resume_from The height of the last reply or push before a reconnect, for only what changed since

With sort and limit, it follows the top limit tokens as they change places. The sort field has to be one of fields.

The result is { "height", "timestamp_millis", "columns", "rows" }. Each push is:

{ "sub": 1, "height": 219969292, "timestamp_millis": 1792003519000, "set": { "<token>": { "<field>": "value" } }, "created": ["<token>"], "left": ["<token>"] }
  • set: the fields that changed. A token the subscription didn’t have before has every field.
  • created: tokens in set that were just created.
  • left: tokens the subscription is no longer about.

Each of the three is left out when empty.

With resume_from, the result is { "height", "timestamp_millis", "resumed": true, "set", "created", "left" }, shaped like a push. A token that may have come to match where since has every field, and left can name tokens the client never had. When the server can’t work out what changed (it restarted since, or the subscription has a limit), the result has "resumed": false and every row.

Changes the tokens a tokens.subscribe with ids follows, say the ones on screen.

Param Description
sub Required. The subscription’s id
add Tokens to start following
remove Tokens to stop following

The result is { "height", "timestamp_millis", "columns", "rows", "missing" }: the added tokens as of that height, and missing the ones that aren’t tokens. Pushes after it carry changes to the added tokens after that height.